The Herald-Palladium from Benton Harbor, Michigan • 16

MONDAY, MARCH 24, 1953 SECTION TWO PAGE EIGHT THE NEWS -PALLADIUM, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. if 1 COX fill i i SAUE-GHS LESS SAVE 0UI1 STAIIPS ARE UOHTII IIOUE Vill Follow' Hero's Path Colin Kelly's Son Ticks West Point CHESTER HEIGHTS, Pa, March 24 AP) "Corky Kelly, son of one of the nation's first heroes of World War II, has 'decided he wants to follow the footsteps of hU father to the U. S. Military academy at West Point Corky, formally known as Collin P. KelLv m.

Is a 17-year-old high Just look at this' amailng special of the week 9 piece famous Sheffield forged steak and earring set made in Sheffield, England. This set normally sells for $29.95, now specially made available to our customers for only two books of onr stamps, Come in and see for yourself what a fine premium we are offering. in, ir 1 MSP CALL WA 5-0619 For Radio Dispatchid Full Cil Service i' GALIEN QUEEN CONTESTANTS: Here are 13 girls who will compete for title of "Miss Galien" and right to represent community in Southwestern Michigan Blossom Festival. Left to right are: front row Renea Swartz, Donna Sheeley, Margaret Kuntz, Nancy Hemphill, Frances Kanous and Joyce Kinyon; rear row Patricia Doughten, Joan Ashcraft, Doris Brockway, Delores Hushower, Janet Marsh, Judy Roundy and Lorna Most. Galien contest will be held March 29 at 8 p.

ra. in old, Galien school gymnasium. I Si Vo 'M Receive Caps We Have Pumps, Tanks, Major Quality Gasoline and We Are OPEN 24 HOURS LOU HEiinillG'S SEHYICE.STATIOII 1242 M-139 Jitt Jo. Piptttons Sutoa Marker Olive Butchart Will Is Filed Will Speak At Dowagiac Calvin Trowbridge, president of the Twin City Business college, has accepted an invltalon to speak to the Dowagiac high school 1958 graduating class. He will speak at 3 p.m.

Tuesday Paula Hanna, daughter of Dr. Paul O. Hanna, 1225 Lake boulevard, St. Joseph, received her cap, designating six months of pre-clin-ical training in nursing education at James Ward Thome school of Nursing of Passavant Memorial hospital and Northwestern university in Chicago, Sunday. Ruth VanKam-pen.

402 Searles avenue, Benton Harbor, also received her cap. The will of the late Olive Butchart of Berrien township was filed with Berrien Probate Judge Julian Hughes. She died March 4, leaving an estate estimated at $20,000. Her husband, James, was named executor of the will. s.

i 1 IN NASSAU Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Nagle and family, 906 Lane drive, St. Joseph, are vacationing at Holly wood-by-the-Sea, and Nassau, where they are guests of the American United Life Insurance company.

to the class on the subject of "Points to Consider in Selecting a College." Around 155 graduating seniors will be present. fT3 YOOH 0X I 11 senior on whose behalf President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1341 wrote a letter to "the Presl- rtMit of the United States In 1956. The letter, written when Corky was 16 montns oia, asiea mat we -merits of a young American youm of goodly heritage be considered for appointment to the academy "as a token of the nation's appreciation of the heroic services of his father," Army Air Force Capt Collin P. Kelly, Jr.

His" father received the distinguished flying cross and the distinguished service cross for his part in bombing missions after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Dec 7, 1941. Three days later, Capt. Kelly was killed when his B-17 was attacked by Japanese fighters as the bomber was returning to Clark field In the 'Philippines from a mission. F.B., Allegan Holstein Cattle Sale Is Held PAW PAW, March 24 Thirty-nine head of purebred Holstein dairy animals sold for an average of (252 per head at the third annual sale held Jointly by the Holstein breeders of Van Buren and Allegan counties. The sale was held here Saturday afternoon at the Kowalskl barn.

The average price was $91 per head above the average of the 1957 sale, according to Harold Sill of Lawrence, sales manager. A mature cow consigned by Lawrence Spencer of Lawton was the top-priced animal of the sale, going for $460. It was purchased by Nelson Hood of Paw Paw. Next highest price was $455, paid for a one-year-old bull consigned by Kaechele Bros, of Wayland. Seven animals went to 4-H and FFA members, who received a special 10 per cent discount.

A 4-H boy, Raymond Warner of Bhelbyville in Allegan county, paid $450 for a heifer consigned by Pickett Acres of Allegan. In addition to buyers from Van Buren and Allegan counties, Sill reported other purchasers were from Berrien and Kalamazoo counties and from Indiana. Bond Street Store Looted Benton Harbor police today were investigating a burglary at Frank's Grocery on Bond street. Police said a cash drawer containing $50 in cash was reported missing. The burglary was discovered at 6:23 aJn.

Sunday by Robert Tys-1 ler. driver for the Twin Cities News Agency who was delivering papers to the store, according to police. Police said entry was made by breaking a glass In a front door. Class Holds Musical Program A musical program was featured when the Christian Fellowship class of the First Baptist church met; this past weekend in the St. Joseph church.

Guy Mixter is teacher. Jimmy Abraham and Karen tester played accordion solos, and piano aolos were played by Valerie Teichert, Gayle Teichert and Ar-; lene Kovalska. Beckl Pantilla sang a solo, and duets were sung by Jean and Billy Wesner, Nancy Schults and Dawn Pantilla. ac-! com pan led on the piano by Guy' Mixter. Ronda Pantilla also sang a solo accompanied on the piano by her' sister.

LaVonne Pantilla. Mary and Janice Wesner sang a duet accompanied "on the violin by Billy; Wesner. A baritone solo was played by Dvaid Mixter, Billy Wesner played a violin solo, Pete and Bob Mayrorth, a cornet duet, and all numbers were accompanied on the piano by Guy Mixter. Devotional were led by Mrs. William Schults.

Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. Andy De-Vries and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pschigoda.

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