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Saturday, June 9, 2012Published by J-Ad Graphics, Inc. Phone (269) 945-95541351 North M-43 Highway • Hastings, MI 49058-0188

The area’s largest charity golf tournament, the Bill Porter Memorial CharityGolf Classic, tees it up for the ninth consecutive year on Friday, June 22 at theHastings Country Club. Over the years, the event has raised nearly $200,000for local charities in a unique fundraising format that has chosen organizationseach year vying for votes and the largest division of money raised. Warming upfor the event this week were representatives from this year’s charities and theevent sponsors, front row (from left) Mark Kolanowski and Nancy Goodin ofHastings City Bank, co-signature sponsor, Carolyn Bird, Lighthouse on the Lake,Denny Shaver, Maple Valley Community Center of Hope, Pam Tava, Navigate,Bill Wallace of Hastings Mutual Insurance, co-signature sponsor, MichaelChapman, Two or Three Together, and Lynn Janson of the host HastingsCountry Club. Back row, Janie Bergeron, Green Gables Haven, Dan Hill ofHastings Mutual Insurance, and Tom Wilt, Camp Algonquin YMCA. For moreinformation on the event and the support it provides the community, turn inside.

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1. The opening celebration of the third annual Sculpture Exhibit in DowntownHastings is next Friday evening from 5-8pm and will feature 23 sculptures placedthroughout downtown. The event will include music from six different groups andinformation about each sculpture featuring a docent or the artists themselves. Thisyear’s exhibit features 10 new sculptures on loan and available for sale in additionto 13 sculptures purchased and donated to the City of Hastings for permanent dis-play. There is no charge for the exhibit and it is open to all. For more information callTAC at 945-2002 or pick up a brochure at locations around downtown. This event isthe perfect chance for those in the city to use the Trolley Around Town to ridedowntown, view the exhibit, have dinner at one of our fine restaurants (rememberJune is Taste Appreciation Month) and listen to the music. The sculptures on loanare available for sale to individuals or you might want to gather some group of whichyou are a member and donate a sculpture to the permanent exhibit. For more infor-mation about purchasing a sculpture call the City of Hastings at 945-2461.2. For over 100 years the Hastings City Band has played music each summer inHastings. They play marches, patriotic music and other band selections beginning at7:30pm each Wednesday evening from now through mid-July. This is the secondyear that the concerts will take place on the Courthouse Square in DowntownHastings and the location has proven to be a great choice. The concerts are free toall and sponsored by the City of Hastings and area businesses.3. The Fridays at the Fountain Concert Series starts this Friday and continuesthrough mid-August. The opening performance features the Third Coast Steel Bandfeaturing steel drums, bass, and drums playing Island Music. The weekly concertsare from 11:30am until 1pm by the fountain on Courthouse Square in DowntownHastings. Bring your lunch or buy your lunch from one of the many DowntownHastings restaurants, come and go as your schedule allows and enjoy the show. Ifit rains, move to the Hastings City Bank (the official bank of South Jefferson Street).Friday at the Fountain concerts are sponsored by the City of Hastings, theThornapple Arts Council and area businesses.4. The No Family Left Indoors series of weekly programs begins this Wednesdayand continues through August 14, sponsored by Pennock Health Services, thePierce Cedar Creek Institute and various other host organizations around BarryCounty. This Wednesday features “Friday Night at Camp” at Camp Algonquin, spon-sored by the YMCA of Barry County. Activities include a variety of fun activitiesincluding games, a climbing wall and a boat ride among others. The programs arefrom 6:30 until 8pm featuring a different location each week and they are free to all.For more information call 269-721-4190 or visit www.barryoutdoorfun.com.5. The Hastings Public Library Summer Reading Program, “Dream Big-Read” forchildren preschool to 12th grade is now underway and, as usual, there will be a pro-gram every Wednesday, 2pm, at the library. This week features Maciek theMagician. The program is free and open to all.6. The Hastings Public Library celebrates its 5th year of serving our communityand as a special feature Newberry award winning author, Gary Schmidt, will discuss“Writing for young people” using his new book, “Okay for Now.” Admission is free butyou do need a ticket which you can pick up at the library. The program is at the BarryEnrichment Center (Leason Sharpe Hall) and will be followed by refreshments anda book signing. Call the library at 945-4263 for more information.7. A great way to celebrate Father’s Day (Sunday, June 17) is to treat dad to aSunday Summer Dinner at the Pierce Cedar Creek Institute: dinner at 5pm & a freeprogram at 6pm. Summer Sunday Dinners are served “family style seating” so youcan meet new people. You must pre-register and pre-pay for dinner at 269-721-4190or www.cedarcreekinstitute.org. The program on Father’s Day (free to all) featuresthe institute’s undergraduate researcher and fellows as they explain their projectsand what they hope to discover.8. The 12th annual Nashville Route “66” Classic & Antique Car Show is nextSaturday (June 16) from 8am until 2pm in Downtown Nashville sponsored by theNashville Car Club and Nashville Area Merchants. The fun includes a breakfastserved by the Nashville Firefighters, hundreds of cars, food booths, door prizes, raf-fles and more. On the same day from 9am until 2pm the TAC will sponsor “Nashville

Art on the Lawn” a show focused on the work of Maple Valley artists and featuringa hands-on chance for kids of all ages to create art at the painting stations. Car showproceeds go to local charities.9. The Gilmore Car Museum will present the 2nd annual All-Air Cooled Car Show

next Saturday from 9am to 6pm at the museum. This is a special show dedicated toall air-cooled cars and vintage motorcycles. For more information call 269-671-5089or log on to www.gilmorecarmuseum.org10. Next Friday Middleville features the Middleville Farmers Market from 9-1 inDowntown Middleville followed by the Riverbank Music Series from 6:30-8:30 inStagecoach Park featuring the Nowhere Band (Beatles Music). The concert is freeof charge and you are invited to bring a chair or blanket to sit on and a snack or din-ner to enjoy while you listen to the concert.11.The 3rd season of Lyrics on the Lawn, a free music series performed on thelawn of the Putnam Public Library in Nashville, begins this Thursday (June 14) witha performance from the Blue Water Rockers, a 50-60’s rock and roll band. The rainlocation is the Nashville United Methodist Church.12. Do not forget that next Thursday is Flag Day and flying the flag is the right thingto do on this day.13. Hastings: What you always wanted your hometown to be.

QUOTE:“Summer afternoon; to me those have always been the two mostbeautiful words in the English language.” – HENRY JAMES

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Thursday, June 14, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. The Hastings City Bank Trust and Investment Group is partnering withAttorney Robert Longstreet to provide information on recent changes inMichigan State Law. Topics covered include:

• What is Estate Recovery and what you can do to protect your home• Planning techniques for estate preservation• What assets and income one may keep and still receive Medicaid• Major eligibility factors• Special rules for spouses• How Medicaid pays for a nursing home

This update will take place in the community room of the Hastings Branch,150 West Court St. Attendance is free to the community. Please reserve a seatby calling 269-948-5579. Refreshments will be served.

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Since is first studentsgraduated in 1877, HastingsHigh School, like every com-munity’s high school, hashelped discover potential,launch careers, and changelives. For the next severalweeks, the Reminder plansto visit with current graduat-ing seniors and with pastgraduates to explore whyHastings High School hasbeen so meaningful in theirlives.

The lessons he learned inthe classrooms of HastingsHigh School helped JasonKaiser become a success, butit’s the personal lessonstaught by his parents andreinforced by his teachersthat have helped the newlyminted physician build a life.

“Maybe that’s the benefitof a small town and school,”Kaiser, 36, reflected during atelephone interview lastweek following his gradua-tion from the Michigan StateUniversity College ofHuman Medicine. “You maynot have as many opportuni-ties as you might have in alarger city or a more affluentcommunity, but it makes youappreciate what you do have,and it makes you want toshare it with others.”

Kaiser, a 1994 Hastingsgraduate, says he gained alot from his high schoolyears, enough to obtain abachelor’s degree in aero-space engineering from theUniversity of Michigan anda master’s degree in biome-chanical engineering from

Stanford University. Thatfueled a desire to move clos-er to medicine and a positionwith a startup medicaldevice design company nearSan Francisco.

The work was compelling,Kaiser says, and his boss,who was also a friend andmentor, urged him towardmanagement. But somethingelse — something thatstemmed from his HastingsHigh School days — was atwork.

“I had been volunteeringat the San FranciscoChildren’s Hospital, and anopportunity opened to head aplayground program in theTenderloin district,” saysKaiser. “I got more satisfac-tion out of that, out of help-ing people, than I did any-thing else, so I made thedecision to pursue medicalschool.”

Not before a 26-monthstint as a Peace Corps volun-teer in Ghana, though.Working as a volunteer in alocal health center in thenorthern African country,

Kaiser soon encounteredwork that reinforced the les-sons on sharing that helearned way back inHastings.

“A local businessmansought my help in workingwith widowed women, themajority of which, in Ghana,live in clustered compoundsto pool their resources,”explains Kaiser. “They weretoo poor to live on their own,so I worked with the womento obtain microbusinessloans that were used to plantshade trees and to cultivatean area that they could growfoods and goods which, inturn, could be sold forincome.”

When he returned to theUnited States, Kaiser learnedof a U.S. Navy HealthService ScholarshipProgram offering to pay allmedical school costs for can-didates willing to sign tobecome an officer, to com-plete a six-year residencyrequirement, and then toserve a six-year active-dutyhitch.

Kaiser won the scholar-ship and along with it anexperience at MSU’s med-ical school that provided twoyears of East Lansing classesand two years learning ruralmedicine based in Marquetteand serving most of theUpper Peninsula.

“It’s been sort of a mean-dering path and probably notyour orthodox way tobecoming a doctor,” Kaisersays, reminiscing, prior tobeginning his six-year resi-dency Friday, June 8, atWalter Reed Medical Centerin Washington, D.C., “butbecause of my life experi-ences, I’ve gathered perspec-tive from a variety of walksof life.

“I’ve seen dire poverty inAfrica, as well as the ruralpoverty of the UpperPeninsula. In urban SanFrancisco, I worked withpeople who have a lot ofmedical, physical, social,emotional and psychologicalissues. It’s all been veryhumbling.”

And that Kaiser considersa gift from his upbringing inHastings.

“My mom was an RN atPennock,” relates Kaiser ofhis mother, Peggy, whoretired after a 36-year career,“and she always remindedme to stay humble and totreat the people you workwith with respect.”

Kaiser found the sameperspective at Hastings High

School where he remembersstrong challenges fromteachers and a respectful atti-tude from classmates.

“We pushed each other,”recalls Kaiser. “If someonegot a 95 on a test, you want-ed to get a 96. But it was afriendly competition. I’vemet a lot of people in gradu-ate school and medicalschool who were extremelycompetitive — and it wascutthroat.”

The difference, Kaisermaintains, is the valueplaced on his education inHastings by his parents andby his teachers.

Kaiser’s father, Stephen,had a 40-year career as abiology and science teacherat Hastings High School, andJason adds that, becausemany of his colleagues werealso the children of teachers,education may have been aningrained value. But hemaintains that the samevalue was present for all atthe school.

Classes were rigorousrecalls Kaiser, especiallyAdvanced Placement classeshe took from teachers KarlSchwartz and LarryChristopher.

“They demanded a lot oftheir students, especiallythose they saw potential in,”says Kaiser. “It instilled inme a personal determinationto succeed.”

Encouragement to suc-ceed also took less directforms. Kaiser says he willalways remember theencouragements of teachersJim and Kathy Oliver toexplore different parts of theworld and diverse culturesand of Gary Ivinskas to seekadventurous experiences andto push outside a comfortzone to try new things.

Kaiser has certainly fol-lowed those lessons, thoughhe does carry one regret.

“I wish I had had myfather as a teacher,” says

Kaiser, who did play oneyear of basketball with hisdad as a coach. “He was ded-icated to his students, he hadenergy, and he loved to be amentor — but I’ve had 36years of teaching from him,so I won out in the long run.”

Today, Kaiser still holdson to his love of basketballin which he competed allfour high school years and totennis and cross country,each of which he investedtwo years.

“My involvement in ath-letics helped hone my com-petitive side,” says Kaiser,who concedes an interest inthe NBA players currentlybeing played — with somereservation.

“It does build character,but it’s still a game,” notesKaiser of all sports. “Somany get caught up in it andlose sight of what really mat-ters. There’s way too muchcoverage of issues that areinane and trite.

“If people could put thesame effort into volunteeringin their community as theydo sports, I think this coun-try would be a little betteroff.”

Spoken like a Saxon whoreceived a fine education —both from the classroom andfrom his community.

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As part of his Peace Corps service in Ghana, Jason Kaiser helped a local community of widows poolingresources by living together to obtain microbusiness loans for shade trees and agriculture supplies.

“Maybe that’s the benefitof a small town andschool. You may not haveas many opportunitiesas you might have in alarger city or a moreaffluent community, butit makes you appreciatewhat you do have,and it makes you wantto share it with others.”

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#8 SEAFOOD $55.0016 oz Orange Roughy20 oz Tilapia10 oz Cod1.25# Salmon Fillet20 oz Perch16 oz Cooked Tail-On Shrimp

#9 GOOD MORNING 15# $70.005# Bacon3# Ham Steak5# Sausage4# Beef Sizzler Steak

Tom’sMeat Bundles

Please order24 hrs. in advance!

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Fresh Center Cut

BonelessPork Chops

$399lb.

1 lb. clamshell

Strawberries.........3/$500

Pint

Blueberries............2/$500

Large Red & Green

Seedless Grapes .....lb.$149

Fresh

Kiwi Fruit ...............2/$100

8 oz. Sliced & Washed

Mushrooms ...........2/$300

Bi-Color

Sweet Corn ...........6/$200

10 lb. bag

Idaho Potatoes ........$399

Super Sweet

Vidalia Onions .......lb. 69¢

Pint

Grape Tomatoes .......$199

Seedless

Cucumbers.............each$169

Just Say “As advertised in the Reminder” Hastings Saturday, June 9, 2012

Tasty

TurkeyDrumsticks ........lb.

$189Carver’s Choice

RoastingChicken ..............lb.

$149Fresh, Natural, Rolled & Tied

Boneless PorkLoin Roast.........lb.

$359Buffalo Wing Chicken

Tom’s OwnBratwurst .........lb.

$459Lean Natural Beef

Sirloin TipSteak.................lb.

$42916 oz. Smoked or Cheese

EckrichGrillers .............

2/$500Natural

SlicedBeef Liver ...........lb.

$199Avg. wt. 1.5 lbs.

Jennie-OTurkey Ham ......lb.

$249

Tender, Natural USA Beef

PorterhouseSteak

$799lb.

Beef T-bone Steak $7.79 lb.

Whole 5-17 lbs. avg. wt.

BeefTenderloin

$1399lb.

Custom Cut & Wrapped Free

Tenderloin Roast $14.99 lb.

Filet Mignon $15.99 lb.