January 19, 2013 • Vol. 134 No. 3 514 S. Kalamazoo Ave. in Marshall, MI • Phone 269-781-5444 and FAX 269-781-7766 • www.advisor-chronicle.com
In The News: MPS Board to explore restructuring of elementary schools A larger than normal crowd turned out for the Marshall Public Schools Board of Education meeting on Jan. 14 to hear what Superintendent Dr. Randy Davis had to say about the possible restructuring of the district’s three elementary schools. Davis explained how there were imbalances in class size at each of the three elementary schools-Gordon, Hughes and Walters, with class size operating, in most cases, below the “ideal.” “We have a threeelementary system here in Marshall,” said Davis. “You really can’t get away from three buildings. You can’t close down one, because we can’t serve 943 students at two buildings. We have to use three buildings. How do we do this in the most economical way possible considering the incredible budget crunch we have in front of us? How do we do it without negatively affecting academic performance or social development?” See story on page 36
Bill Russell Memorial Blues Jam returns Jan. 26 to Marshall The 21st annual Bill Russell Memorial “Red, White and Blues Jam and Chili Cook-Off!” will rock the Marshall United Methodist Church (721 Old US 27 N. Marshall) on Saturday, Jan. 26 at 6 p.m. Blues Jam Coordinator Dee Russell said that she and her committee are gearing up for what has become a very popular event in Marshall. “The Blues Jam has built up a reputation of pulling together a wide variety of talented performers and top-notch vocalists,” Russell said. “Many bands come back year after year to share their talents and to help raise money for the Haven [of Rest Ministries in Battle Creek and its Veterans In Progress program].” Along with the music, there is a homemade chili contest which has more than 50 contestants. See story on page 21
Woman plays 60 pipe organs by age 60 When Ellen Tipton of Battle Creek sought to come to terms with the aging process, she decided that instead of going into denial, she would embrace her next milestone birthday by embarking on a journey of self-discovery. That was back in September of 2010, when Ellen, at age 58 started a blog, SixtybySixty.tumblr.com. Since that date, Tipton’s goal is to play 60 pipe organs by her 60th birthday. “It’s just a good feeling to have completed my goal, and, I feel like this is what I need to do with my life,” Tipton said. Out of the 60 organs, four have been played in Marshall. On Jan. 27, Tipton will perform a recital in celebration not only of her completion of that goal, but in celebration of her birthday that day. The event, Sixty by Sixty: A Musical Journey Recital, will be held from 2:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 61 N. 23rd St. in Battle Creek. See story on page 56
Martin Luther King Jr. to be remembered Jan. 28 marks the 2013 Community Martin Luther King Jr., Convocation at Albion College. Cleveland Sellers, Jr., president of Voorhees College, is the keynote speaker. Other events to commemorate the life of Dr. King are also happening throughout the region including Battle Creek and Olivet. See stories throughout the paper
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Word on the Street What makes your life meaningful? Editor’s Corner
According to Gallup, happiness levels of Americans are at a four-year high, with nearly 60 percent feeling happy without a lot of stress or worry, but according to the Center for Disease Control, about four out of 10 Americans have not discovered a satisfying life purpose and nearly a quarter of Americans don’t have a strong sense of what makes their lives meaningful.
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A crook, a cheat and a swindler From the “No Kidding” department: Lance Armstrong admits to Oprah Winfrey that he used performing enhancing drugs while competing in the world of cycling. If that were his only sin, most of us would eventually get around to forgiving him, more sooner than later. But like all great scandals, it’s not the initial lie, it’s the coverup that is hard to forgive. Or forget. Some people have that ability to flat out lie. Armstrong went on TV shows time after time swearing he never cheated, he “never doped.” Said Armstrong a few years back to Larry King: “If you consider my situation, a guy who came back, arguably, from a death sentence, why would I then enter into a sport and dope myself up and risk my life again? That’s crazy.” Crazy is as crazy does. What is harder to forgive is that Armstrong went after his detractors, even taking legal action against his accusers, knowing all the while that they were telling the truth and that he was telling lie after lie and ruining reputations in the process. I have told a fib or two (or three) in my life, but never have lied about something that would harm another. Lying about doping in a sport where it is an everyday occurrence can, on some level, be understandable. But Armstrong’s failure to come clean after hurting others was gutless. And that’s why so many people feel that Armstrong will be nothing more than a crook, a cheat and a swindler. Those words, if they sound somewhat familiar to you are from the movie, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, after Charlie’s grandfather expresses his displeasure with Mr. Wonka after denying Charlie his lifetime supply of chocolate. Even after that, Charlie still had the decency to return the Everlasting Gobstopper to Wonka. In Les Miserables, Jean Valjean, after years of hiding his identity, reveals himself so that an innocent man can go free. These of course, are fictional characters who did the right thing and every day, nearly all of us do the right thing as well. Sadly, it seems, that fewer and fewer of so-called “high profile” people do the right thing when the situation warrants. So Armstrong comes clean now, but it seems more about what’s still in it for Lance. Why now? Money, money, money. Armstrong lied to protect his lifestyle then and he’s “coming clean” to maintain what’s left of his lifestyle now. Armstrong confessed, but just enough to avoid lawsuits and keep his foot in the door to get back in the public’s favor someday. As has been the case from the start, it’s still about Lance. Until next week, may the good news be yours.
Aimee Coury, Marshall
David Callan, Jackson
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“My family, wonderful friends, my health and time spent in the great outdoors. These things make my life better and less stressful.”
“If I haven’t found my meaning in life yet, I don’t think I ever will because of my age. I guess I’ll keep searching. But I would say that intelligence, education and the freedom to think is meaningful.”
“Family and friends. It’s more prevalent now to spend time with family and friends because people are broke, but they are more happy because they are spending their time with family and friends.”
Meredith Wright, Marshall
Elizabeth Stahl, Coldwater
Charlie Stahl, Coldwater
“The job I have. It’s important to find a career you love. And having family and friends to celebrate the good times with.”
“The love and support of family and friends through the adventures that have occurred throughout my life and those still to come in the future.”
“My family and being healthy and happy. Having the ability to wake up every day and smile and make others smile.”
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Pastrami Joe’s, Subway support Marshall NHS students
To the Editor: The Marshall High School chapter of the National Honor Society would like to recognize and extend our sincerest gratitude to two outstanding businesses of the Marshall community. Pastrami Joe’s and Subway on Winston Drive both generously helped NHS students reward the two top seminar classes that col-
lected the most food for our annual MACS food drive. During the holiday season, NHS students organize a school wide food drive to help provide food for the MACS food pantry. NHS students compile a list of desired food items from MACS and distribute this list to each seminar class. The students in the seminar classes then take it upon
themselves to bring in as much of the items as possible. Over the years, the food drive has become not only a MHS tradition, but a way for all of our students to help others and understand the importance of giving to those in need. The support of both Pastrami Joe’s and Subway helped encourage students to bring even more food in hopes they would
enjoy the delightful pizza party or sub platters for their efforts. Again, on behalf of the staff and student body of Marshall High School, we hold PJ’s and Subway in high esteem. Shannon Clark and Tracy Haroff, National Honor Society Co-Advisors
‘One with a gun gets you two’ years in jail To the Editor: 2012 has shown a large increase in gun-related crimes in Battle Creek, Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids and Detroit. Detroit had over 400 homicides; Chicago over 500. These statistics only reflect the dead, not the injured. 2012 also showed a large increase in police officers being injured or killed with illegal weapons. There is a subculture of those who dislike anyone in uniform and they are able to easily obtain guns, putting police officers in great danger. If we can’t get the guns out of these communities, let’s take illegal gun
users out of the community. Anyone can get a weapon, even juveniles, drug dealers, mental cases, convicted felons and gang members. The media never reports how many people with previous criminal convictions are convicted again of weapons possession. Since weapons are used so regularly in crimes, I suggest anyone convicted of possessing or purchasing an illegal weapon be sentenced to a mandatory two-year prison sentence, even is a crime has not been committed with the weapon. Eliminate all plea bargaining, specifically the reduced charge of attempting carrying a con-
cealed weapon and probation. A second conviction would result in a mandatory five-year prison sentence. Forget about probation, the psychobabble and other diversionary programs – they don’t work. Send the offenders to prison. The message is “one with a gun gets you two.” Two full years in prison may deter a person from having an illegal weapon while probation or a short period in jail probably will not. Edward O’Dowd, Marshall
Don’t rely on gov’t to make informed decisions on gun control To the Editor: Regarding the talks of banning guns, people really need to do their research. First of all, military-issue weapons are already illegal for civilian use and have been since 1986. Secondly, a Department of Justice study showed that
so-called “assault weapons” were used in only 2 percent of all gun crimes. Third, during the 11 years that there was an assault weapons ban (1993 to 2004), studies showed that it did nothing to curb gun crimes. The ban was not renewed, citing that it did
very little when it was in effect and would most likely do very little if renewed. Fourth, the AWB of 1993 was purely cosmetic. If a rifle had a pistol grip, it was illegal. Or if it had certain collapsible stocks or flash hiders. Not one of those things added to the lethality
of the gun. Do your research, people. The news media and the government aren’t going to tell you enough to make an informed decision about gun control. Don’t rely on them. Jason Toney, Marshall
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January 22, 1972 to January 22, 2013 40 years of Legal Abortion through nine months of pregnancy. OVER 55 MILLION abortions have been performed in the United States since that time. 16 week unborn baby
The incredible photograph above by Dr. Rainer Jonas shows what a healthy, action intrauterine child looks like at 16 weeks. Like the bud of a flower, beautiful. But, unfortunately, a candidate for elective abortion.
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Yet She Can Be Legally Put To Death By Abortion Until The Day She Is Born
Putting Numbers into Perspective 65 million abortion is greater than the 2010 population of the following states combined: Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Vermont, Massachusetts, West Virginia, Maryland, South Carolina, Mississippi, Montana, Wyoming, Arizona, Oregon and Alaska. The estimated 1.2 million abortions performed a year in America is higher than American deaths in combat during every war and conf lict in all of American history from 1775 to 2012. Using Gutmacher Institute figures through 2008 and estimating 1,200,000 abortions for 2009 through 2012 gives us an estimate of 55,757,299 lives ended prematurely in their mother’s womb since 1973, the year Roe v. Wade was decided. About 1 percent of these were performed for reasons of rape and incest. Only 4 percent list “physical problem with my health” as the most important reason for the abortion. We will never know what the world could have looked like with our missing generations. But we do know that the reality of abortion is gruesome.
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MHS swimmers host Lakeview Jan. 24
photos by John Hendler
Mack Preston placed second in the 100-yard freestyle with a time of 54.37 seconds in the Jan. 15 meet versus Otsego.
Marshall diver Henry Swett won the diving competition Jan. 15 in the home meet versus Otsego with a score of 285.6 points. Ken Fry in the 500-yard freestyle
Jacob Wolin, competing in the 100-yard freestyle on Jan. 15.
Marshall diver Matthew Howard.
Tyler Macfarland, prior to the start of the 100-yard freestyle Jan. 15.
Jackson Friend won his exhibition heat in the 100-yard freestyle Jan. 15.
MHS wrestlers visit Harper Creek Jan. 23
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The Marshall High School wrestling team took on Gull Lake and Loy Norrix at Harper Creek High School on Jan. 16. Marshall will return to Harper Creek on Jan. 23 to take on the Beavers. Top left photo: Bobby Owens checks the clock in the final seconds of his match versus Gull Lake’s Coleman Gibson. Owens won the match, 7-5. Top right: Marshall’s Brett McDonald, right, grapples with Gull Lake’s Addison Jennette. Bottom left: Sebastian Marshall, left, stops Gull Lake’s Kemps Miller. Bottom right: Jonah Zebolsky, left, tangles with Gull Lake’s Ryan Tomer.
Marshall My Way wrestlers The Marshall My Way wrestling team, led by coach Matt Picketts practices Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays in the wrestling rroom at Walters Elementary School from 5:30-7 p.m. The team wrestles on Sundays throughout the state and have had several wrestlers medal this season. “Besides wrestling, I teach them respect, hard work and dedication,” said Picketts, a Marshall High School grad. He invites those interested in joining to come out during practice times. In the front row, from left, are Dominic Candelaria, Griffin Merchant, Blain Wilson, Jacob Allread, Xavier Keller, Josh Geairn and Van Wirtz. Middle row: Elias Picketts, Gage Modert, Colton Kowalchuk, Remee Morse, Casey Dexter and Daniel Jacobs. Back row: Assistant coach Adam Wilson, Ethan Austin, Harrison Upright, Logan Picketts, Elizabeth Geairn, Coach Matt Picketts and Assistant coach Jason Keller.
MHS bowlers on the road this week
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The Marshall High School bowling teams return to action this week at Coldwater on Jan. 22 and at Sturgis on Jan. 24. Marshall will next have a home meet in February. On Jan. 9, Marshall hosted Pennfield. Above left and center: Chris Jarrell. Right photo: Isabel Barroso. Below left: Chris Morgan. Below center: Rachel Poe. Below right: Kaitlyn Matarazzo.
Damzel Dollz Jr. roller derby team in action today at the Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek Marshall’s Jr. roller derby team, the Damzel Dollz, will compete in its first ever “bout” tonight, Jan. 19 at 5 p.m. at the Kellogg Arena in Battle Creek. The team is comprised of girls ages 7-17 and practices on Sundays at the Marshall Activity Center. The team was founded and is coached by Kerri Slack (Kerri Queen) with Jennifer Beach (Brutal Beach), Kim Weers (Princess Harming) and David Bussell (Dangerous Dave) serving as assistant coaches. The team is currently searching for a sponsor for this season. Following tonight’s bout, the Dollz are in action on Feb. 15 in Marshall. More information about the Dollz can be found on Facebook @ www.facebook.com/damzeldollzderby. The team is always in search of new members and no experience is necessary. Those interested can contact Kerri Slack at kerri.slack@gmail.com or 269419-5722. photo by John Hendler
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M & J Accounting Most all businesses, large and small, have an accountant who advises them, keeps their books and does their tax preparation. Even individuals, in recent years, have also contacted such firms to handle their interests. M & J ACCOUNTING, located at 422 E. Michigan Avenue, in Marshall, phone (269)781-2206, can meet the requirements of small businesses, partnerships, professionals and individuals. Their services are designed specifically to meet your accounting demands, including assistance and advisory services for your business. Their full range of services include accounting, bookkeeping, payroll, tax planning and preparation, as well as advisory services. So, if you own a business, or you are a professional or individual looking for a competent firm to handle your bookkeeping or accounting needs, call on M & J ACCOUNTING for information or an appointment. Their full range of services were designed with you in mind. M & J ACCOUNTING would like to thank the community for their support and looks forward to serving your tax needs in 2013.
Kenny Lee Builders The ability of ANY contractor, whatever his specialty, is measured by his number of satisfied customers. For expert roofing and siding work at sensible prices, rely on KENNY LEE BUILDERS, a company highly regarded by area residents for quality, weather-resistant roofing jobs and siding installations. Call KENNY LEE BUILDERS at (269)209-5146 any time and an experienced estimator will provide you with a prompt, free estimate on your job at a sensible price. Siding is a good investment for the owners of old and newer homes. Available in several attractive colors, siding will last for decades and keep your maintenance bills at a minimum. As an experienced professional roofer, KENNY LEE BUILDERS takes pride in the large number of functional, weather-resistant roofs on homes throughout the area. They handle any type of residential repair or new roofs. The writers of this special section urge you to rely on a company who puts customer satisfaction above everything else. KENNY LEE BUILDERS would like to thank the community for their support and looks forward to serving you in the future.
“Since1871” For expert, dependable well drilling on most any site, the people in this area to contact are WOOD WELL DRILLING INC. operating out of Battle Creek, phone shop (269)962-6992 or Jim (269)963-0178. Whether you need a small well drilled on a home site or a farm, or a large one for a big industrial site or subdivision, you can do no better than to call these experts at WOOD WELL DRILLING INC. No, they can’t promise to find water ANYWHERE, but if water is to be found on a site, these professionals will find it. Their modern equipment will usually guarantee the job will be done with a realistic completion date. They hire only competent workers trained in well drilling service and pump repair. Remember to call these experts for pump installation and service. They carry only the finest in brand-name pumps guaranteeing to keep your water system working smoothly. The writers of this special section suggest that whether you want an entire long-producing well drilled or simple maintenance on your pump, WOOD WELL DRILLING INC. is the business to call! WOOD WELL DRILLING INC. thanks the community for their support and looks forward to serving you in the future.
Harvey’s Nest Learning Center More and more, parents today realize the importance that tutoring plays in their children’s education. In our area, we are fortunate to have a Learning Center that can make a real difference in your child’s educational growth. HARVEY’S NEST LEARNING CENTER located at 692 Capital Ave. SW in Battle Creek, phone (269)969-7772, offers on-site tutoring for children of all ages. Betty and Paul Harvey have 46 years of combined experience in the educational field. Located in the Lakeview business district, they can offer the extra boost needed in school or extra enrichment your child may need. The curriculum is adapted to the specific needs of the student age 4 and up, with emphasis placed on teaching “the basics” in cooperation with parents and the classroom teacher. They also offer a vast assortment of educational toys, games and materials whether students are learning from home or simply supplementing their schooling. From books to teachers’ supplies, you can find it all. They also offer a variety of gift items for children. We, the writers of this special section, suggest the next time the need arises, call the professionals at HARVEY’S NEST LEARNING CENTER first.
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With travel as their business and service as their product, DUNN’S DESTINATIONS is the place where businesses, groups and individuals go when they want the aid of a professional travel consultant. DUNN’S DESTINATIONS features complete travel services, cruises, air travel, rail, foreign and domestic tours, and is fully automated for prompt and accurate service. Business people: if you or your corporation is planning a lengthy business excursion or just preparing for your day to day travel, let their friendly staff give prompt, personal attention to all your travel needs. They can make your trip more enjoyable and relaxing with prearranged reservations for your travel, accommodations or tours and they even have a rental car waiting for you when you arrive! Call this reputable firm for fine service and the best deals available. Remember to contact DUNN’S DESTINATIONS at 120 West Drive North in Marshall, phone (269)781-4454. They can make your trip as enjoyable and relaxing as you really want it to be. Sandi Dunn and Laurie Long at DUNN’S DESTINATIONS thank the community for their support and look forward to serving you in 2013.
Thomas & Maxson, Inc. Windows (Wood, Clad, Vinyl)
While no one would dispute the wisdom of insulating homes and businesses, all the insulation in the world isn’t going to reduce your heating bill if you have old, worn out windows. If you’re tired of cold air seeping through in the winter, and year round noise that just seems to come right through the walls, then rely on THOMAS & MAXSON, INC., the area’s recognized expert on energy-saving replacement windows. THOMAS & MAXSON, INC. at 79 Upton Ave. in Battle Creek, phone (269)-963-7372, features durable, attractive windows which come in a variety of colors and are custom-manufactured to fit any home. By waiting to have windows installed, you annually lose money each time those worn out windows permit the elements to invade your home, thus driving up both your air conditioning bill in the summer and your heating bill in the winter. We, the writers of this special section are pleased to commend this outstanding firm on the quality of their products and the excellence of their service provided to people throughout the area. THOMAS & MAXSON, INC. would like to thank the community for their support and looks forward to serving you in 2013.
Design Studio East - An Aveda Salon Full Service Salon Specializing In Complete Hair & Body Care Serving Marshall For Over 20 Years!
To bring out the best in you is the business of the professionals at DESIGN STUDIO EAST - AN AVEDA SALON, conveniently located at 115 E. Michigan Ave. in Marshall, phone (269)789-0800. They have the infinite styling flexibility to create the ideal hairstyle for you! They feature a blend of traditional and contemporary services with a look to your future, including styling, permanents, precision hair cutting, coloring, blow drying, custom hair design, manicures, pedicures, facial and body waxing, and massages all with your individuality always in mind. At DESIGN STUDIO EAST - AN AVEDA SALON your whole family can enjoy the pleasant surroundings while a professional cosmetologist cultivates the beauty you deserve. The prices are reasonable and the skilled stylists are always friendly and personable. We, the writers of this “Do You Know Your Business Community?” section, suggest that our readers make an appointment at DESIGN STUDIO EAST - AN AVEDA SALON and see what a difference their changing trends can mean for you!
Back Machine Shop One business that is most vital to the industry in this area is BACK MACHINE SHOP, offering machine shop services that are a great convenience to area farmers, contractors, manufacturers, and auto repair shop workers. Many times, a part can be made or repaired in much less time than it would take to get a new one, and will cost much less, also. That’s why many people have come to rely on the meticulous work done at BACK MACHINE SHOP. They have all types of machine shop equipment which enable them to take on all classes of work and get the parts back to you promptly, regardless of the size of the job. The shop is conveniently located at 685 N. Twentieth St. in Springfield, phone (269)963-7061. We would like to recommend BACK MACHINE SHOP for their up-to-date methods and courteous, reliable business practices for the working folks throughout this area. Be sure to call them the next time you need expert machine shop repair done on any of your equipment.
Crystal Farms
Patricia Carlton - Owner
“Offering A Full Service Equine Facility That Specializes In Tailoring A Plan To Your Individual Needs”
Since ancient times, the horse has been man’s servant and companion. As such, horses deserve good treatment and respect and no one adheres to this more than Crystal Farms. Located at 15203 C Drive South in Marshall, phone (269)277-8747 or visit www.crystalfarmsonline.com, where horses are well-treated and trained in their own best interests and those of the people who ride them. Not only do they have excellent facilities, they also have excellent instructors. Riding lessons, group and individual in English, Western and Hunt are available. They will teach you the proper techniques and have you riding in no time at all! They also feature professional training, in an environment and by a method that insures that the horses will become gentle and tractable without losing their spirit. The key to this is a gentle but firm training accompanied by a genuine concern for the well-being of the animal. Their excellent boarding facilities include an indoor and outdoor riding facility. No trail rides. Their owners would like to thank the community and look forward to serving you in the future.
Senior Oil Inc. Serving Battle Creek, Bellevue, Marshall, Galesburg, Richland, Gull Lake, Augusta, Hickory Corners, Delton & Athens Since 1945
When a rough winter hits, you’ll want to know who you can depend upon for fuel oil to heat your home or business. In this area, many local homeowners, businesses and farmers are well acquainted with the service-oriented people at SENIOR OIL INC. They have been serving the needs of the community for many years. They are located at 865 W. Michigan Ave. in Battle Creek, phone (269)962-8549. Being the area’s fuel oil distributor, this firm is in the position to provide dependable service and deliveries for homes, farms and businesses. Providing such services as metered delivery, automatic keepfill service, budget plans, consistent quality and courteous delivery people, SENIOR OIL INC. is continually striving to provide a most up-to-date service for your convenience. The writers of this 2013 “Do You Know Your Business Community?” section, give SENIOR OIL INC. our total recommendation. SENIOR OIL INC. thanks the community for their support and looks forward to serving your fuel oil needs this year.
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Uvette Braiding Studio/Salon & Barber Shop Four Winds Christian Fellowship Today, more than ever before, a person’s total image depends a great deal on his or her hair. Beautiful hair can make any person look and feel wonderful. In this area, people on the go find UVETTE BRAIDING STUDIO/SALON & BARBER SHOP located at 93 W. Michigan in Downtown Battle Creek, phone (269)788-8307, the place to be for hairstyling to suit your particular look. You, too, are sure to find this place the most progressive hair styling salon to be found anywhere. You can relax and unwind in their pleasant atmosphere while professional hairstylists show you the latest, up-to-date, scientific approach to beautifying your hair. Their hairstylists are specialists in braiding, precision cutting, styling, coloring, and perms, as well as pedicures and manicures. The personnel have a passion for perfection and a flair for today’s fashion. We, the writers of this “Do You Know Your Business Community?” section, suggest that you enter a more exciting and beautiful world with a visit to UVETTE BRAIDING STUDIO/ SALON & BARBER SHOP. We know you’ll be glad you did!
Drum Heating & Cooling Inc. Everyone wants to conserve energy AND money when they install heating and air conditioning systems. They also want their system to run efficiently, providing them with the comfort of a temperature controlled environment all year ‘round. That’s why people in this area go to DRUM HEATING & COOLING INC. for the energy-saving heating and cooling systems they need. Located at 128 1st St. in East Leroy, phone 269-965-2884 they are the area’s HEIL sales and service dealer, a name long recognized for systems that are both economical and effective. The people at DRUM HEATING & COOLING INC. can give you knowledgeable assistance in assessing your particular heating and cooling needs, and recommend the HEIL system that’s best for you. They’ll provide you with climate controlled comfort, featuring complete sales, installation and service for your home or office. Before you invest in a new heating or cooling system, find out about the advantages of a HEIL system. The writers of this special section are sure that the courteous service provided by DRUM HEATING & COOLING INC. along with their HEIL products, are all you’ll ever need to know about for the comfort of your home or business.
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In speaking about the various interests and organizations in our community, we would not want to neglect an aspect of our lives that provides us with so much spiritual leadership, growth, and opportunity to find peace--our religious community. We’re pleased to bring FOUR WINDS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP to your attention, a church whose activities are doing a great deal to promote a spirit of Christian fellowship in this area. If you do not currently attend a church or belong to a particular religious group, FOUR WINDS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP would like to take this opportunity to have you visit them. Worship services are held every Sunday at 10am and Wednesday at 6:30pm in Marshall at 310 E. Green St., phone (269)420-2854. Home groups are scheduled throughout the week as well. The writers of this special section, along with Pastor Mike Donahue and the congregation of FOUR WINDS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP warmly welcome newcomers and invite you to visit and worship with them in 2013.
Elder’s Forest Products Inc.
Family Owned & Operated For 32 Years
Did you know some of the highest quality hardwood trees used in the manufacture of fine furniture come from right here in this area? The soil, weather conditions and environment all seem to allow for the exceptional growth of native hardwoods. ELDER’S FOREST PRODUCTS INC. is a buyer of high-quality logs and standing timber. As specialists in the removal of your timber, they will always use the utmost care and ecological methods to protect your property from unnecessary abuse. They have specialists to estimate and pay cash for any timber selected before it is removed from your property. The writers of this “Do You Know Your Business Community?” section suggest that when your needs call for contract sales of high quality logs or standing timber that you contact ELDER’S FOREST PRODUCTS INC. at 10367 Northland Dr. NE in Rockford, phone (616)866-9317. Make sure your high-quality trees are going to the market with the highest value! Everyone at ELDER’S FOREST PRODUCTS INC. would like to thank the community for their support and looks forward to serving you in the future.
Marks Quality Remodeling LLC Building On Your Ideas! - No Job Too Large Or Small
Before you decide to move to a new home, why not investigate the expert remodeling services available locally through MARKS QUALITY REMODELING LLC located at 13090 22 Mile in Marshall, phone 789-1819. This expert local firm specializes in remodeling and alteration work. They’ll work from their plans or your own. Whether your needs involve renovations, additions, decks, a new kitchen or bath, or any other type of remodeling or alteration work, they offer the expertise and knowledge to complete the job on schedule at a competitive cost. MARKS QUALITY REMODELING LLC completes new construction including new homes, garages and more. Call MARKS QUALITY REMODELING LLC to discuss your needs. Free estimates are available. The writers of this special section are again pleased to recommend this local company to homeowners throughout the area. MARKS QUALITY REMODELING LLC thanks the community for their support and looks forward to serving you in 2013.
R-S Truck & Diesel Inc. Who keeps ‘em rollin’ in this area? Experienced truckers trust R-S TRUCK & DIESEL INC. with service facilities located at 392 Watkins Rd. in Battle Creek, phone (269)746-3406. This is one firm that knows that when a rig is down, it costs you money. R-S TRUCK & DIESEL INC.’s mechanics are considered to be not only the fastest, but also among the best. It’s a known fact that diesel engines are delicate mechanisms that must be operated by people fully skilled in this field, and in turn must be maintained and repaired by people totally equipped and trained to service them. No matter what you drive, R-S TRUCK & DIESEL INC. gets you back on the road faster than anyone! These qualified technicians can handle diesel engine repairs. They are completely trained to overhaul almost any engine. So whether you need a minor repair or a major overhaul, we, the writers of this “Do You Know Your Business Community?” section, suggest that you see the pros at R-S TRUCK & DIESEL INC. and have the job done right!
Jiffy Tax Of Battle Creek It starts just after the New Year’s celebration, and it hangs over our heads until just before April 15th, when we have to give an accurate account of our annual income. The salaried individual often has as many receipts and papers to keep track of as an accountant doing a comprehensive report for a big company. It’s a headache. But don’t let taxes get YOU down, play it smart and leave them to JIFFY TAX OF BATTLE CREEK. Located at 1700 W. Michigan Ave. in Battle Creek, phone 963-3985 for an appointment to discuss your taxes. Since the everchanging tax laws have become so complicated, it’s almost impossible for an individual to know all of the deductions he or she should receive. That’s when it’s comforting to know that your taxes are being handled by professionals who know those laws, the people at JIFFY TAX OF BATTLE CREEK. We, the writers of this “Do You Know Your Business Community?” section, suggest this top rate company to assist you when filing your state and federal tax returns.
Martin Construction When you are seeking a roofing contractor for any type of commercial or residential roofing or repairs, you look for 3 essential qualities: experience, a good reputation and honesty. You will find all of these qualities and more when you deal with MARTIN CONSTRUCTION. With many years of experience behind them and a long reference list of satisfied customers, MARTIN CONSTRUCTION is fully equipped to meet your individual needs in roofing service including single ply and modified bitumen roofing, as well as roof insulation and waterproofing. Contact them also for any general contracting including additions, baths, kitchens, windows, drywall and decks. From discussion of your needs, to the completed job, MARTIN CONSTRUCTION guarantees the best in service and reliability. Any job contracted will be finished promptly and of the finest roofing materials. Their employees are licensed and insured, and take pride in a job well done. As writers of this “Do You Know Your Business Community?” section, we are pleased to suggest that you call the professionals at MARTIN CONSTRUCTION located at 79 James St. in Battle Creek, or phone (269)217-3215 for information or free estimates on your roofing needs. Jim Martin at MARTIN CONSTRUCTION thanks the community for their support and looks forward to serving you in 2013.
Todd Newberry - Owner
Understanding and repairing today’s transmissions has become as complicated as the engines in today’s new cars. We generally put it off, as we do with most things in our car until it’s too late. We’re educated through the help of television to change our oil and lube the car to prevent major problems down the road, but what about our transmissions? Yet, it’s true a new or rebuilt transmission can run into hundreds of dollars. It may be prevented with a simple, inexpensive check-up from ALL STAR TRANSMISSION located at 454 N. 20th St. in Battle Creek, phone 962-1234. Most shops advertise that they repair transmissions in addition to many other services offered. It makes sense, like most other specialized services today that someone who builds a business on repairing and installing transmissions should and generally does understand their complex inner workings better than a general repair shop. Why take chances? ALL STAR TRANSMISSION, can supply you with a written estimate before any repairs are done and will complete the job in the shortest time possible. Don’t wait for the noises, and by all means don’t overlook the slippage. All are signs of bigger things to come. “Get it in gear” call 962-1234 and schedule an appointment with the transmission experts at ALL STAR TRANSMISSION. Let them show you just how inexpensive a little preventative maintenance may be.
Royal Restrooms® Of Michigan www.royalrestrooms.com
Today more than ever before, portable toilets have become an absolute necessity for all outdoor events and construction projects. Contractors, wedding planners and people in charge of outdoor events have come to rely on ROYAL RESTROOMS® OF MICHIGAN, phone (269)962-5924 for all their portable toilet needs. ROYAL RESTROOMS® OF MICHIGAN has been providing upscale portable restrooms and shower units to all of Michigan and the entire Midwest since 2007, under the ownership of Michigan residents, Cheri Hammond and Martin Bechman of Battle Creek. The Michigan office represents the 30th office in the Royal Restrooms brand, which stretches nationwide from Miami, Florida to Seattle, Washington. Most people have experienced the typical “port-a-potty” at some point, whether attending a festival, community event or corporate picnic. It is through these experiences that ROYAL RESTROOMS® OF MICHIGAN recognizes the need for an upscale, sanitary, affordable alternative choice to the regular “port-a-potty”. They offer a variety of sizes and styles of mobile restrooms and showers for short term events such as weddings, festivals, private parties, VIP events and corporate functions. They also provide long term rentals in cases such as business remodels, emergency situations and disaster relief. When you choose ROYAL RESTROOMS® OF MICHIGAN for your next outdoor event, they will exceed your expectations. They want to have the opportunity to show you what a regal portable restroom experience is truly meant to be, from their superior customer service down to the mints on the countertops! We, the writers of this special section, suggest you give them a call today, we know you’ll be glad you did!
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