The Hillsdale Daily News from Hillsdale, Michigan • Page 4

Students Immunized Briefs More than half of Hillsdale County students participated in immunization dinics during February and March, according to county Health educator Barbara Jackman of the Branch- Hillsdale-St. Joseph District Health Department. Mrs. Jackman advises that 4,552 of the 8,723 students received 8,758 immunizations in the clinics 4,178 doses of oral polio vaccine, 2,995 injections of measles vaccine and 1,585 (toses of rubella vaccine. The clinics were held in each of the county school districts except for Waldron, which is tentatively scheduled to hold a clinic in the near Bonds Are Paid; Five Released Five persons lodged in the Hillsdale County jail over the weekend paid their court appearance braids and were released.

They are: Charles Paul Schondel, 30, of Toledo who was lodged by Michigan State Police of the Jonesville Post on a charge of driving under the influence of liquor. He posted bond of $200; Robert Lewis Marriott, 52, of 523 Evans Jonesville, lodged by state police on a fugitive warrant for writing checks with insufficient funds. His posted bond is Robert James Newberry, 33, of Box 31, Allen, also lodged bv state police for driving under the influence of liquor. His bond was $200; Marvin Picklesimer, 22, of North Verion, and Debra L. Andrews, 19, of Garrett, who were both lodged at the same time by Hillsdale City Police on a charge of having an open container of an alcoholic beverage in a motor vehicle.

Bond for each was $100. Driver Suffers Facial Injury Stephen Alexander Rothlisberger, 17, of Market Road, Pittsford, was to have been transferred today from Thorn Hospital, Hudson, to Bixby Hospital, Adrian, for treatment of a possible fractured jaw. Deputies of the Hillsdale County Department report that Rothlisberger was traveling south on Waldron Road north of Beecher Road, early Saturday morning when he lost control of his vehicle, it went off the roadway and struck two trees. Deputies cited the driver for violation of the basic speed law, too fast for conditions. Investigate Smoke In Mobile Home The Hillsdale Fire Department was called this morning at 10:34 to the mobile home residence of Raymond Gratz at 15 W.

Lynwood Ave. Gratz saw smoke coming from under his sink, according to officials, who discovered that the electrical supply 'wire in the wall was shorted and overheated. The call was answered with two trucks and nine men. A side panel was removed for investigation and fire turned off the electrical supply until proper wiring can be installed. 'TTiere was no fire.

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Mrs. Jackman says that one dose of measles and rubella vaccine provides permanent immunity; oral polio vaccine is administered in a three-dose series. Students who received either their first or second doses of oral polio vaccine need another dose of vaccine two months after the clinic, according to Mrs. Jackman. The students can receive that vaccine from their own physician or at the local health department clinic, which is held 10 a.m.

4 p.m. each Wednesday at the health department office, 71 E. St. Joseph Hillsdale. City Police Check Reports Hillsdale City Police are investigating two reports received over the weekend.

Philip Brown of 120 S. Manning told police that while his car was parked at the Hillside Lanes, someone had stolen a coil wire and that all wires from the distributor cap had been removed and disarranged. Value of the repair is listed at $15 to $20. Michael R. Lasich of 194 S.

West reported that someone had taken the front license plate from his auto while it was parked in his front yard. The license number is GJB-413. Truck Falls; Spills Gasoline The Hillsdale City Fire Department Investigation Crew of ax men and one truck was called Saturday at 3:01 to the Hillsdale County Road garage on Ferris Street. A gravel truck had fallen off a hoist and gasoline had spilled. The fire department was called to stand by and wash down the fuel.

They were back in station at 3:18. Weathe Lower today. Highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Clear tonight. Lows in the upper 20s to low 30s.

Mostly sunny Tuesday. Highs in the mid 40s to near 50. Upper today. High in the 30s. Clear tonight.

Lows in the low to mid 20s. Increasing cloudiness west and mostly sunny east Tuesday. Highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Lower Michigan Extended Outlook Rain likely Wednesday and a chance of rain Thursday. Clearing Friday.

Continued cool with lows ranging from the lower to mid 30s and highs mainly in the 50s. Upper Michigan Extended Forecast Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain and snow Wednesday and Thursday. HILLSDALE WEATHER FACTS Maximum Temp. Saturday 36 Minimum Temp. Saturday 18 Precipitation Saturday None Maximum Temp.

Sunday 38 Minimum Temp, last night 20 Temp. Sunday at 7 pm. 36 Temp, this morning at 7 24 Noon today 40 Temp, year ago today 40-20 Sun sets today 7:10 p.m. Sun rises Tuesday 6:12 a.m. Moon rises today Moon sets Precipitation None Prof.W.R.Sherman,Observer.

Hillsdale Ladies Tues. Night Golf League Meeting, April 8, 7:30, High School. Rm. 117. Adv.

7 Meeting at Pittsford School cafeteria April 10, 7:30 p.m. for any fathers and boys interested in Pee Wee little League or Pony League for Pittsford Area. Adv. 8 Reading area men between 18-35. There will be a special meeting at City Hall April 8, 8 pjn.

Adv. 8 Monday, April 7, election of officers Loyal Order of Moose voting 12 to 7 p.m. Adv. 7 Hillsdale Community Theatre presents A drama of thrilling surprises and suspense with Bill Henry and Ralph Karl Sydow. April 3,4,5, also April 10, 11 and 12, Sauk Theatre Jonesville, 8 p.m.

Reservations call 8499100. Adv.tf (2) Hear the Ott Trio April 12 at 8 p.m. at the Gospel Barn on Bankers Road. Adv. 7 North Adams High School will be presenting Mother To Guide or To Be Pitied Than Censored." April 8 p.m.

in the auditorium. $1.50 adults, $1, children. Adv.11 Darwin Butler 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Butler of 229 Bear Lake Road, Hillsdale, is out of the intensive care unit at Hospital, Ann Arbor, where he underwent open heart surgery.

He can receive visitors now according to his mother. He is on 6th floor west. Hillsdale Community Theatre presents A drama of thrilling surprises and suspense with Bill Henry and Ralph Karl Sydow. April 3,4,5, also April 10, 11 and 12, Sauk Theatre Jonesville, 8 p.m. Reservations call 8499100.

(2) Calendar WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9 The Questers Club will meet at 8 p.m. at the nome of Mrs. Eugene Proctor. THURSDAY, APRIL 10 The Session of the First United Presbyterian Church will meet at 6:15 p.m. for a dinner in the regular meeting of Session to follow at 7:30 p.m.

The Hillsdale Newcomers Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Ronald Bollet of 74 E. Hallett at 8 p.m. SATURDAY, APRIL 12 There will be a potluck supper for the Tri-County Singles and Mixers Club at 7 p.m. in the Adams Grange Hall south of North Adams on Osseo Road.

There will be a dance at 8:30 p.m. with live music. Women should bring a passing dish and everyone should bring a table service. There will be a variety sing at the Gospel Barn on Bankers Road at 8 p.m. featuring the Ott Trio of Lansing.

Extra! Extra! Read All About It! ERNAN SOFT WATER SERVICE Wants Your Business PHONE 437-2628 Health News. As a Twig Is Bent So Grows the Child News stories regarding the inability of school-age children to pass physical tests are quite common these dayg. One recent survey notes that the percentage of the school children failing fitness exams is 57.9 per cent. It also indicated that seven of every ten children between the ages of 6 and 16 have definite DR. ERVIN spinal distortions.

MALCHEFF We therefore ask Dr. Ervin Malcheff of Hillsdale to comment on the matter. course the figures are says Dr. Malcheff, but this problem is certainly not as new as the attention given it. must he continued, recent years little attention was given to a physical dexterity.

And even those with obvious posture distorted, mishapen, and in some cases actually looked upon as products of heredity. other Dr. Malcheff says, special curvature, a head tilt, or a pelvic tilt was thougnt 10 be an unfortunate, but normal accident of nature. Research has pointed out that such defects are not normal but, rather, the forerunners of many serious spinal disorders of adulthood. heredity is an important factor in the spinal says Dr.

Malcheff, does not account for more than a small per cent of the spinal disorders. To the contrary, he notes that the neglect of minor falls, sprains and daily incidents is the major cause of structural spinal disorders. pleaded with many a parent not to handicap their offspring by says Dr. Malcheff. really what it amounts to.

I have found that so many adult problems date back to spinal nerve pressures sustained in he adds, you speak of surveys conducted regarding youth fitness you will note that children who have regular Chiropractic care miss far less time from school due to illness than other Dr. Malcheff maintains offices at 79 Hillsdale Hillsdale. (c) ARD 1973 Officers Issue Three Citations Hillsdale City Police ticketed Larry Richard Reasoner, 17, of 443 Roseville, Osseo, for failure to yield at an intersection following an accident Saturday afternoon. Police say that Reasoner drove from Steamburg Road onto S. Broad Street and struck an oncoming car being driven by Michael Lewis Davis, 23, of 349 Hudson Road, Osseo.

There were no injuries, according to police. Michigan State Police of the Jonesville Post issued two tickets to Paul W. Housand, 17, of 896 Moscow Road, Jerome, after a mishap on Knapp Street in North Adams. Officers say that Housand was westbound on Main Street in the village and as he turned into Knapp Street, kidded on the ice and struck a parked car owned by Jim Shevrovich of 102 Knapp St. Housand then left the scene, according to officers.

He was cited for failure to report a property damage accident and for violation of the basic speed law, too fast for conditions. BPU Resolutions To Be Considered Members of the Hillsdale City Council meet this evening at 8 in Hillsdale City Hall and will consider resolutions from the Board of Public Utilities concerning costs of improvements and expansion at the municipal power plant. Other items listed on the agenda among city reports will be the proposal of the downtown shopping district as a special assessment area for any improvement plans; and a permit cost schedule for street right-of- way construction. There will also be the public hearing on the rezoning of the Hillsdale Community Health Center property from RI (single residence dwellings) to RM-I (multiple family dwellings.) The rezoning is necessary for the planned hospital expansion. A report on the Oak Grove Cemetery transfer to the city from the cemetery board will be heard as well as the monthly police report.

And a resolution is set for the Jaycees Bicentennial Parade for Saturday, May 24. Osseo Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Jones and family of Montrose, Iowa were home for the Easter weekend in Osseo. Attending a family supper at the Osseo Town Hall were Mrs.

Imo Jones of Ransom, Mr. and Mrs. Loyall Jones and family of Spring Arbor, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Jones of Concord, John Owen of Hillsdale, Mr.

and Mrs. George Stalhood and family of Osseo, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Geren and family of Reading, Mr. and Mrs.

Lyndon Tew of Pittsford and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tew and family of Pittsford. THE HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS, Monday, April 7, 1975 3 Hospita HILLSDALE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER ADMISSIONS Mable Jones, 216 Spring Road Opal Rumsey, 136 Mechanic Road Hazel Teegardin, Cement City Stanley Gibbs, Jonesville Kathryn Anderson, Reading Wayne Plough, 12 LoPresto Ave. Neva Munsell, 310 E.

Bacon St. Otto Heath, Jonesville Harry Routzong, North Adams Angela Carper, Gladwin Christa Bates, Jonesville Aileen Payne, 12 River St. Mabel Gilpin, Maplelawn Marjorie Champion, Jonesville Barbara Sines, Jerome Ray Marshall, 34 W. St. Joe St.

Mildred Barber, 350 N. West St. Diane Goodwin, Jonesville. BORN TO Mr. and Mrs.

Steven Midtgard, Camden, a son. DISCHARGES Ruth Beardslee, Hillsdale Mrs. Linda Bolenbaugh and daughter, Hudson Mrs. Daniel Boone and daughter, Hillsdale Richard Car mean, Waldron Earl Case, Hillsdale Deanna Cooley, Hillsdale Charles Daglow, Hillsdale Lavina Golden, Hillsdale Joseph Grohman, Hillsdale Arzola Lindsay, Jerome Michael Miller, Hillsdale Nora Vietta Miller, Allen Jacquelyn Morgan, Hanover Karl Postlewait, Hillsdale Barbara Rodgers, Hillsdale James Rowley, Waldron Lester Sarles. Hillsdale Clara Szydlowski, Hillsdale Mrs.

Carol VanDussen and son, Reading Hattie Whan, Hillsdale Diane M. Williams, Hillsdale Stanley Gibbs, Jonesville Kathryn Anderson, Reading Christa Bates, Jonesville Albert Kinney, Reading. Local Student In Concert Sunday Deborah Long, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Long of 34 E.

Lynwood and David Lynch of Flint, will present their junior recital on Sunday, April 13, at 3 pm. in the Adrian College Chapel, Adrian. Miss Long will perform organ works, including in A by Cesar Franck, selections by J. S. Bach, and Litanies by Jehan Alain.

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