HB 5.27.2021

The Hastings Banner — Thursday, May 27, 2021 — Page 9

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900. Murle Howard Reynolds


901. Herbert Bradshaw


902. Alton Leroy Rogers


903. Rollo Oliver Clemens


904. Elmer Seymore Ketchum


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906. Walter William Deyarmond


907. Harold Henry King


908. Earl John Curtiss


909. Fred Buttler Bowerman


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911. Gerald Lyle Hine


912. Harry Hale Reigler


913. Merl Leslie Lammers


914. George Hiram Swan


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916. Clyde Roosevelt Schiffmann


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918. Richard Mills Nixon


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920. Rex Reginal Dunnigan


921. Monty Talbot


922. Melvin Frederick Jacobs


923. Robert James Bryans


924. Leonard Garett Lester


925. Leslie Paul Davis


926. Farwell Cenius Webb


927. Earl Eugene Paine


928. Donald Edward Wendel


929. Stanley Elmer Johnson


930. William Franklin Hayes


931. Gerald David Gardner


932. Horace Maynard Mathis


933. Howard M. Martin Jr.


934. Joseph Hobbs Skinner


935. Gerard Edward Cusick


936. Karl Verdan Knoll


937. Carl William Damson


938. Chester Charles Oversmith


939. Lloyd Lavern Elliston


940. Harold Lee Mathews


941. Donald Ernest Foreman


942. Louis Diamante


943. Carl V. Martens


944. Myron Alfred Bishop


945. Sidney Joy Stanton


946. Lloyd Ellsworth Linsley


947. Paul Russell Rearick


948. Guy Tyson Harden Jr.


949. Dewayne Edward Pugh


950. Charles F. Murphy


951. Marcus Shapley


952. Donald Lucas


953. Willard Henry Arnold


954. Nial Reid Castelein


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957. Thomas Clair Ostrander


958. Norval Junior Stamm


959. Carl W. Wespinter


960. Claude J. Smith


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962. Henry Ford Landis


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964. Lyle Dinsmore Neil


965. Kenneth Leo Clark


966. Charles Hayes Long


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968. Donald D. Stedge


969. Tony Ritsma


970. Cecil Morden Brydges


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972. Glenn Valentine Leeper


973. Bernard Lyle Hammond


974. Winston Winn Warner


975. Howard J. McIntyre


976. John Lee Johnson


977. Paul Victor Townsend


978. Verdan Luther Stowell


979. Arthur Joseph Minor


980. Ralph Vern Hess


981. Wilson Pervis Guidet


982. Kenneth Lowell Martin


983. Harlen Clinton Hollister


984. George Edward Van Houten


985. Robert Charles Jacobs


986. Robert Kenyon


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988. Dale LaVerne King


989. Dwight William Fisher


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991. Robert Glen Conley


992. Charles Woods


993. James Lester DeVault


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995. John Earl Taggart


996. Glenn Forest Miller


997. Theodore N. Knopf


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999. Frederick James Atton


1000. Royal Lester Miller


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1002. Royal Lee Hayes


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1004. Theodore Grant Hayward


1005. Russell Charles Whittemore


1006. Irving Michael Stuck


1007. Howard William Randler


1008. James J. Barnum


1009. Alfred Cutler Hooper


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1011. Robert Earnest Louden


1012. Russell Campbell


1013. Harold Burdett Parker


1014. Harold Alton Jacobson


1015. Stanley Brigham Wheater


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1017. Shirley Monroe Wilkins


1018. Kenneth Hale Cline


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1020. Maurice D. Belson


1021. Hugh Boyd Perkins


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1023. Otto Earl Johnston


1024. Lorence Earl Hubbell


1025. Douglas Hindes


1026. Clifford Francis Purdy


1027. William Keith Slocum


1028. George Merrick Slocum


1029. Omer Leroy Barker


1030. Charles Ivan Green


1031. W.G. Underhill


1032. Otto Fred Kunde


1033. Nelson Coy Brumm


1034. Robert Charles Converse


1035. Bradley Hugh Peirce


1036. Andrew Stutz


1037. David Henry Cruttenden


1038. Kenneth J. McDonald


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1041. Neil William Jones


1042. Lyle David Count


1043. Francis Justice Kaiser


1044. Kenneth Ray Perkins


1045. Charles Ernest Matteson


1046. Archie Ray Burd


1047. Woodrow Wayne Allerding


1048. LeRoy J. Merill


1049. Blaine Ross Manson


1050. Kenneth Raymond Cronk


1051. Howard Kenyon Newton


1052. Martin Paul Stutz


1053. Nile Ray Allerding


1054. Albert L. Orsborn


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1056. Dean Richard Cunningham


1057. Clifford Elzia McMannis


1058. Watson Junior Towsley


1059. Clifford Herman Allerding


1060. Wayne Lawrence Garrison


1061. Elmer Gordon Dundas


1062. Norman Edward Stanton


1063. Lynn Arlie Edger


1064. Harold Kenneth Cole


1065. Earl Robert Pennock


1066. Howard Leslie Daniels


1067. Dennis Otto Allerding


1068. Joseph William Kidder


1069. Frank Alonzo Wolff


1070. Clifford Raymond Belson


1071. Fay T. Marble


1072. Andrew McKeown


1073. Victor R. Henney


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1075. Fred D. Foote


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1077. Lyle Alfred Leinaar


1078. Russell Oliver Martin


1079. Wilbur Elvaro Solomon


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1081. Meryl Etters Boyer


1082. Floyd Shepard Roscoe


1083. Allen Smith Brumm


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1085. Albert Daniel Steeby


1086. Harry A. Young


1087. Leslie Rolland Gould


1088. Earl Harmon Cheeseman


1089. Fae Henry Fisher


1090. Burr Arron Dennison


1091. Clare Richard Corson


1092. Dale C. Merlau


1093. Lewis Sydney Kenfield


1094. John William Armbruster Jr.


1095. Oscar Arver Rice


1096. Francis Benjamin Dawson


1097. August Leon Martz


1098. Shirley James Gillespie


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529 plans: More versatile than

ever

If you have children or

grandchildren, you may

already be somewhat familiar

with the 529 plan, a popular

education savings vehicle. But

you may not have kept up with

some recent changes in the

plan’s capabilities and in the

educational environment in

which the plan might be used.

Let’s start with the learning

environment. During the

COVID-19 pandemic, colleges

and universities switched to

online classes, or at least to a

hybrid of in-person and online.

And even before the pandemic,

many schools offered remote

classes, though obviously not

to the same extent. But after

COVID-19 subsides, it’s likely

that the online component will

remain an important part of

higher education. What does

this “new world” mean for

you, when you’re saving for

college? Will a 529 plan still be

relevant?

In a word, yes. First of

all, a 529 plan can offer tax

advantages. Earnings in a

529 plan are federally tax-

free, provided the money is

used for qualified educational

expenses. And if you invest

in your own state’s 529 plan,

your contributions may be

tax deductible. (Withdrawals

used for expenses other than

qualified education expenses

may be subject to federal and

state taxes as well as a 10%

penalty.) Because tax issues

for 529 plans can be complex,

you’ll want to consult with your

tax advisor before investing.

Online learning costs are

eligible for a 529 plan’s tax

benefits just as much as those

incurred from in-person

classes. Tuition, textbooks,

supplies, computers and

services – all of these should

qualify, assuming the school

meets certain criteria. Also,

students enrolled half-time

or more don’t have to live in

a dorm for room and board

expenses to be covered by a

529 plan – they can live in

off-campus housing. However,

these room-and-board costs

typically must equal the cost

of living on campus. Some

schools identify a specific cost

for “commuters” or “at-home

students,” so you will need to

contact the college directly to

determine qualified room-and-

board costs.

Now, let’s take a quick look

at what some changes in the

rules governing 529 plans over

the past few years might mean

for you. Eligible expenses

from your 529 plan include the

following:

• K-12 expenses – Parents
  can withdraw up to $10,
  per student, per year, from
  their 529 plan to pay for tuition
  expenses at elementary and
  secondary schools. So, if you
  intend to send your children to

a private school, this use of a

529 plan might interest you.

• Apprenticeships – 529
  plans can be used to pay for
  fees, textbooks, equipment
  and other supplies connected
  to apprenticeship programs
  registered with the Department
  of Labor. These programs,
  typically offered at a
  community college, combine
  classroom instruction with on-
  the-job training.


• Student loans – Families
  can withdraw funds from
  a 529 plan to repay the
  principal and interest for
  qualified education loans,
  including federal and most
  private student loans. There’s
  a lifetime limit of $10,000 for
  student loan repayments per
  each 529 plan beneficiary and
  another $10,000 for each of the
  beneficiary’s siblings.
  All of these newer uses
  of 529 plans may contain
  additional guidelines and
  exceptions, and state tax
  treatment varies, so you’ll want
  to consult with your tax advisor
  before taking money from your
  account. But it’s valuable for
  you to know the different ways
  you can put a 529 plan to work.
  This article was written by
  Edward Jones for use by your
  local Edward Jones Financial
  Advisor.
  Edward Jones, Member
  SIPC

Andrew Cove, AAMS®

Financial Advisor

421 W. Woodlawn Ave.

Hastings, MI 49058

(269) 945-

Member SIPC

Financial FOCUS

Provided by the Barry County

offices of Edward Jones

Kevin Beck, AAMS®

Financial Advisor

400 W. State St., Suite B

Hastings, MI 49058

(269) 945-

RUTLAND CHARTER TOWNSHIP

BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING

TO: THE RESIDENTS AND PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF

RUTLAND, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN, AND ANY OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS.

PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Planning Commission of the Charter Township of

Rutland will hold a public hearing on Wednesday, June 2, 2021, at the Rutland Charter

Township Hall, 2461 Heath Road, Hastings, Michigan, commencing at 7:00 pm as

required under the provisions of the Township Zoning Act and the Zoning Ordinance for

the Township.

PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the proposed item(s) to be considered at this

public hearing include the following, in summary:

1. Consideration of the application for rezoning of property located at: Parcel #08-
   13-005-007-00. Property is described as:

DESCRIPTION PARCEL: 08-13-005-007-

RUTLAND TWP NW ¼ SE ¼ SEC 53-9 EX COM AT E ¼ POST SEC 5 T3N

R9W TH N 89 DEG 18’ 36” W 1308.96 FT FOR POB TH N 89 DEG 18’ B36” W

530 FT TH S 00 DEG 51’ 07” E 445 FT TH S 89 DEG 18’ 36” E 530 FT TH N

00 DEG 51’ 07” W 445 FT TO POB ALSO EX W 330 FT OF NW ¼ SE ¼.

RUTLAND TOWNSHIP, BARRY COUNTY, MICHIGAN.

This parcel(s) is currently zoned as “CR” COUNTRY RESIDENTIAL. The

applicant seeks rezoning to “MDR” MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDENTIAL.

2. Such and further matters as may properly come before the Planning
   Commission.

PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Rezoning Application, along with the Zoning

Ordinance, Zoning Map, Land Use Plan, and Land Use Plan Map of the Township may be

examined at the Township Hall at any time during regular business hours on any day

except public and legal holidays from and after the publication of this Notice and until and

including the day of this public hearing, and may further be examined at the public hearing

to determine the exact nature of the aforementioned matters.

You are invited to attend this hearing. If you are unable to attend, written comments may

be submitted in lieu of a personal appearance by writing to the Township Clerk at the

Township Hall, 2461 Heath Road, Hastings, MI 49058, at any time up to the date of the

hearing and may be further received by the Planning Commission at said public hearing.

This notice is posted in compliance with PA 267 of 1976 as amended (Open Meetings Act),

MCLA 41.72a (2) (3) and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).

Rutland Charter Township will provide necessary reasonable auxiliary aids and services,

such as signers for the hearing impaired and audiotapes of printed materials being considered

at the meeting, to individuals with disabilities at the meeting/hearing upon reasonable notice

to the Rutland Charter Township Clerk. Individuals with disabilities requiring auxiliary aids or

services should contact the Rutland Charter Township Clerk by writing or calling the Township.

All interested persons are invited to be present for comments and suggestions at this public

hearing.

Robin J. Hawthorne, Clerk

Rutland Charter Township

2461 Heath Road

Hastings, Michigan 49058

161273 Telephone: (269) 948-

Prairieville Township

Parks & Recreation

Commission

We are currently conducting a survey to use

in planning the next five years activity for our

parks. Please participate in our survey at this

link https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/9LGT-

PBP. Your feedback is vital to planning what

our Commission needs to focus on for your

most enjoyable park experience. The survey

will be available until May 31, 2021.

Also, you are invited to attend our May meet-

ing with any ideas for us. Please come on

Monday, May 24th. The meeting starts at

6:30 PM at the Prairieville Township hall. We

will discuss the survey and planning first and

then move on to conduct normal Parks &

Recreation business.

Thank you in advance for participating in our

survey and planning for Prairieville Township

Parks & Recreation. 160882

Hastings Area School System

is accepting applications for

the position of:

MARKETING

COORDINATOR

Successful candidates will be a highly organized

and creative individual that can oversee media

and community relations for all school district

programs and events. This individual is also

responsible for student recruitment and public

relations. They must possess excellent skills in

writing and communication, project management,

and be knowledgeable in website and social

media management. Must be a team player,

creative, and have strong organizational and

communication skills. College degree preferred

with a background and experience in marketing.

Please see our website for complete

qualifications and full job description

http://www.hassk12.org

Please apply at:

http://www.applitrack.com/barryisd/onlineapp

Deadline for applications:

4:00 p.m., June 4, 2021

Request for Proposal

Michigan Works! West Central is soliciting pro-

posals for Region 4 Offender Success Program

for the thirteen county area – Allegan, Barry, Ionia,

Kent, Lake, Mason, Mecosta, Montcalm,

Muskegon, Newaygo, Oceana, Osceola, and

Ottawa. The Request for Proposals (RFP) will be

posted on the Michigan Works! West Central

website, http://www.mwwc.org on or around June 7,

2021. There will be multiple RFPs being released
      for Housing Providers, Health and Behavioral
      Health Providers, Resource Navigators,
      Employment Services Providers, and Social
      Support Providers. Proposals are due July 22,
      2021 no later than 3:30 pm and shall be submitted
      based on the instructions in the RFPs. The RFP
      documents will be made available in alternative
      format, e.g. large type, audio tape, or other format
      upon request to Ellen Williams at (231) 538-0735,
      TTY:711. Michigan Works! West Central is an
      Equal Opportunity Employer. Female and minority
      owned business are encouraged to apply.

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