The Hillsdale Daily News from Hillsdale, Michigan • Page 3

Split Awards In Canned Goods Two ladies ran a neck and neck race with their first rize awards with canned goods at the Hillsdale Fair. Alice Edinger of Hillsdale and Mrs. Chewier Housewerth of Rives Junction each won 16 firsts with their canned fruits, vegetables and meats. Mrs. R.

Sweig of Saginaw was awarded 12; Mrs. Areletta Lovejoy of Middlebury, seven; Mrs. Carl Rehklaw of Camden, six; Mrs. Ferris Fester of Rives Junction, two; and Mrs. Kenneth McMurtrie of Jackson and Mrs.

Burt Lehman of Pioneer, Omo, one first each. Mrs. Rehklau won three firsts in displays with her marmalade, dried fruits and apple products. Mrs. Edinger won two in displays as did Mrs.

Sweig and Mrs. Faster. Mrs. Love joy and Veia Fox of Jackson each won two firsts. In the juvenile division of canned goods, young Miss Josephine Taylor of Rives Junction was the undisputed champ with a whopping 22 firsts.

She also won three firsts with her displays. Jean Foster of Rives Junction and Ginger Nagy of Huntington Woods each won five firsts with their canned foods. Miss Nagy also won one with her display of pickles. Martha Fellabaum of Reading won a first with her display of jellies. Special Conclave Eureka Commandery No.

2 Knights Templar, Oct. 1st, 7:30 p.m. Practice for Inspection. Lunch following. Ruel B.

Van Wert, E. C. MR. INSURANCE WANTS YOU TO KNOW Twenty years ago lots of folks dreamed about earning the salary they get along on today. It works in reverse, when you get too old to work, then dream about the you used to get.

I have an easy plan of saving that will help make your retirement a time to look forward to with extra money when you need it most. CEIJED'C jCnCIi SERVICE 112 W. Hallett Ph. HE 7-4860 Coming Events Thursday, Oct. The Mothers of World War II, Unit No.

12 will meet at the American Legion Hall for a potluck supper at 6:30 p. m. All division chairmen: A Community Chest progress report meeting will be held at the Intermediate school at 7:000 p.m. The Hillsdale Improvement Club will meet with Mrs. C.

O. A1 verson of 295 S. Broad at 1 p. m. A carry-in luncheon is planned.

The Hillsdale Nazarene Missionary Society will meet at the church at 7:30 p.m. Program is Star Society in charge of Claudia Bevard and Mrs. Jack Northrup. Minnie Teacher Here One person in Hillsdale w'as particularly interested in Minnie visit to Hillsdale for the fair. Florence Goodrich of 43 S.

Howell a retired professor of science, was Minnie teacher at Ward-Belmont Junior College for girls at Nashville. Tenn. Minnie Pearl was in her sophomore year when Miss Goodrich had her for a student. And there was no such person as Minnie Pearl. The young name was Sarah Ophelia Colley.

She is now Mrs. Henry Cannon. The two ladies got together for a brief visit Saturday evening. Miss Goodrich s-ays, always had us in stitches in class. laugh all the time.

She Personals Mrs. Clarence (Ellen) Clary is visiting close friends in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schnitzer of Ann Arbor called on Hillsdale friends.

Mrs. Schnitzer is the former Marcella Cisney, who directed the Hillsdale Community Players in the 1930s. Mr. Schnitzer now is head of the professional theater under the University of Michigan sponsorship. News In Brief Rummage Oct.

4. It'll serve you right if you take 9 to 4, St. Episcopal Par- your watch to Watch ish 3. 2. i THE HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS Tuesday, October 1, 1963 3 KAREN PATRICIA HAMMOND OCTOBER C.

J. Yeager, 52 S. Norwood, announces the engagement of her daughter, Karen Patricia Hammond, to David D. Dyksterhouse, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Walter H. Dyksterhouse, 394 Fineview Kalamazoo. Miss Hammond is a graduate of Hillsdale High School and Mr. Dyksterhouse of Kalamazoo Central High School. An Oct.

13 wedding is planned. Regular meeting of jip Knights of Pythias, Thursday, Oct. 3, p. m. 0 Refreshments.

Franklin Kempton, C. C. See Our Display NATIONAL MEMORIAL STONE COMPANY Largest Monument Dealer Phone HE 7-2537 C. L. Raker 20 8, Manning RAIN-DRY For all outdoor apparel HUNTING SUITS JACKETS SUITS TOPCOATS SNOW SUITS Kimbles or Blue White 51 NORTH BROAD Phone HE 7-2275 160 LEWIS ST.

Phone HE 7-4361 Two Couples Apply For 3-Day Licenses Two county couples applied for three-day delivery marriage licenses Monday in the Hillsdale County office. Couples applying for liceases were Russell Edwin Barker, 22, and Violet Marie Byers, 23, both of 71 Lynwood Blvd. and Randel Eugene Champion. 22. and Joella Mae Shearman, 19, both of rte 2 Hillsdale.

Estell Heads MSU Service Richard D. Estell, formerly of Hillsdale, has been named man. ager of radio broadcasting for Michigan State University. His appointment was approved by the MSU board of trustees. Estell succeeds Dr.

Lawrence T. Frymire who resigned to become chief of the educational division of the Federal Communications Commission in Washington, D.C. In his new post Estell will have charge of all broadcast functions of the radio stations WKAR and WKAR-FM. Born in Hillsdale, Estell is a 1957 gradutte of MSU. He has been a staff member of WKAR since that time.

He is the of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Estell, 38 Mead St. 5 LET A SCOTCHMAN HANDLE YOUR FIRE and AUTO INSURANCE. YOU CAN'T GO WRONGI The MacRitchie Agency 33 N.

Broad HE 7 3775 PARTLY Associated 1'ienn IX)WER MICHIGAN Fair and warmer this afternoon. Partly cloudy north, fair and mild Mnit.li tonight. Wednesday. partly cloudy north, fair south, not quite mo warm north. Low tonight in the 40s north and 48 to 55 high Wednesday to 72 north and 72 to 80 south.

HILLSDALE WEATHER FACTS Maximum Temp. Minimum Temp. last night Temp. Monday at 7 p. Temp, this morning at 7 50 Noon today 70 Temperature year ago today 70-46 Sun sets p.

m. Sun rises Wednesday 6:36 a. m. Moon rises a. m.

Moon sets a.m. W. K. Sherman, Observer YOU WILL FIND that the chapel of the Towns Funeral Home provides a lovely setting for the funeral service. It is SPACIOUS enough to accommodate even the largest funerals, and its decor resembles that of a fine, private home.

NED M.TOWNS TWO LOCATIONS) MUlSDAtl HOMI Hillsdale North Adams Niclrigifl PIPER VAGABOND FOR PILOT TRAINING OR FOR FUN You Haven't Seen The AUTUMN COLORS Until You Have Seen Them From The Air! SATURDAY AND SUNDAY: Rides available $2.50 per person. HILLSDALE AERO SERVICE HE 7-4755 HILLSDALE AIRPORT VSO Men Named For Oct. Duty The Veterans Service Officers will continue the present one man schedule in the office on Friday nights in the Legion building to assist and advise veterans for the fall winter Assignments for October are as follows: Oct. 4 John Barnes Oct. 11 Fred Klein Oct.

18 Doc Owens Oct. 25 Frank Gaskill. All Veterans Posts of the county. except one, placed uniformed color guards in the Veterans Day parade at the fair, also the American Legion Post No. 180 of Hudson was The Weather Golf and Country Club members and guests.

Family night: Tuesday, Oct. 1. Starting at 5:30 p. m. Special 1.

Mrs. June Boone, of Osseo, Is a patient at Mercy Hospital at Jackson. Her room number is 163. Draperies curtains made to order, price reasonable. Formerly With J.

C. Penney. Ph. HE 7-3559. Adv.

1. State received Monday that Mrs. Robert Knapp, and Lavern Hawes, both of Pittsford, discovered dead cats in their mailboxes. Now is the time to pick your favorite colors in Chrysanthemums, many varieties in bloom, at Spring Valley Nursery, mile Fast of the 2. Blondee Dow, 80 Hillsdale was granted a divorce Monday in Hillsdale County Circuit Court from Duane Dow.

Anyone interested in advanced hairstyling classes to be conducted by Lucille Whitman Wednesday 4 to 9 p. m. at Beauty Salon call HE 7-3811 for 1. A temporary restraining order was granted Monday in Circuit Court to Betty Jane (aibhs. ililhdale.

She is seeking a divorce from Stanley Married Sept. 13. 1045. the couple have five children. For ton Chevrolet pickup, enclosed good running condition.

Ideal for sportsman or contractor. Ph. HE 7-7622. 2. receipts for the 1963 Hillsdale County Fair reached 876,530.52, Secretary Harry It.

Kelley today. This is more than $6,000 hither than the previous record set in 1959. The business for Saturday reached a slinking $17,604.86. Wanted: Evening Waitress. Efficient, dependable, neat.

F'ull time. Paid vacation. Age 28-40 preferred. SI.00 per hour. Contact Mrs.

Holmes, Jonesville VI 9-6021. Town and Country Drive-In Restaurant and Motel, Adv. 1. Hospital HIEESDAEE community HEALTH CENTER Surgical Admissions Mrs. Alton Hoopingarner, Allen Medical Almisslons Mary Landis, Litchfield Barbara Daugherty, Jonesville Alfred Gochanour, Litchfield.

Clifton Wiley, Jonesville Mrs. Lewis Draper, rte. 2 Mrs. Jessie Jones, Montgomery Michael Peeper 175 W. Fayette New 1964 Venus Mobile Homes, 10 ft.

wide, st irt at $2750. Sales, tf. Freshman, sophomore and junior class pictures were taken Monday at the Hillsdale High Schools. Camp Fire Girls Rummage Sale at Camp Fire Hall, Oct. 4.

9 to 5 p. m. Oct. 5, 9 to 12 3. rs.

Aletlia M. Andrews, not Mrs. Celeste Andrews, was the speaker at the Jayeee Auxiliary baby sitting clinic last week. Special Chicken Paprikaas with Egg Dumplings, at the Broad Street Market Carry-Out Delicatessen 1. The following residents of North Adams Road reported Monday to state police that their driveway markers were removed: Milan is.

Lester ter Doehstader, Reiser, and Davis. Winner of the Domestic Sewing Machine given away at the Fair by Appliances was Mrs. Robert Wert, 213 W. Bacon 1. I Dean Eldon Scott fiialusha), 93 S.

was arrested Monday by Hillsdale City Tolice and State Police of the Jonesville Post on a charge of felonious assault with a deadly weapon. Join the Fun! Victor Tonight see To The and tomorrow World in brighter truer color than ever before. Social gifts refreshments. Open tonight. Wells TV, next to I Keefer 1.

The F.R.I. is holding two youths in South Carolina in conjunction with the theft of a 1963 Ford Friday, which was being displayed at the Hillsdale Fair by Dunn Auto Sales of Litchfield. The automobile was located, wrecked, in Ohio. Immediate Opening for an experienced G. M.

Mechanic. Permanent work, good equipment and parts inventory. Well heated and ventilated working conditions and a good bunch of men to work with. Apply in person at Gray Chevrolet-Olds Hillsdale, 2. Area Terriers Win At Ann Arbor AKC Match Two ouples the Hillsdale sented by Mr.

and Mrs. B. T. area tlv Ann Arbor Bowditch. They showed their nel Club AKC-sanctioned match Boesfon Terriers.

Their female on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. puppy took in the fwo-to-four Edinger of Pittsford showei iheir month class. Their male puppy Wire Fox Terrier Jeff XIX.

I took first in his class of two to placed first in class, took Best of four old puppies. Also plac- Breed and won a silver trophy. i ing in class was Miracle Mara- Somerset Center was repre- i thon. READY, GET SET-GO let us repair the ravages of sun and wind prepare you for a busy round of fall activities. Salon lola's Beauty 10 K.

Hacon IIE 7-2161 for app. It's Open Season ON DIRTY CLOTHES So go through your closets and HUNT up all the dirty clothes you can find, and let us get them CLEANED and pressed for you. WILCHAR drive (LEAKERS A 'D shirt laundry Hillsdale Fhone HE 7-4777 Michigan Corner of Carleton ano Union from Post SENIORS We're Offering An "Early Bird Special" for senior portraits. Place Your Portrait Order BEFORE OCTOBER 20, 1963 and Receive A CASH DISCOUNT. Remember, FREE glossien for year book and JACK HALL Photography 6 N.

Howell HE 7-2188 St. St. Mrs. Marie Weston, 9 McCollum Discharged Mrs. Oramel J.

Stone rte 2 George Fedosuk, city Howard Collins, city Michael Bail, Hudson NEW ADDITION? As you increase your belongings, be sure to increase your home insurance too. Auto-Owners Home Owners insurance provides complete protection, reasonable rates and dependable service. Call us today. We always go FORYOU Owners INSURANCE THE O'MEARA AGENCY PHONE HE 7-2230 Hillsdale County National Bank HILLSDALE JONESVILLE HILLSDALE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK DRIVE-IN BRANCH 71 WEST CARLETON ROAD YOU WILL LIKE the time-saving convenience of modern drive-in banking. Avoid standing in line, no weather worries and no annoying parking problems.

OUR DESIRE is to give you quick, efficient service. In order to do this, won't you kindly fill out your deposit slips and endorse your checks in advance. The following drive-in services which can be performed quickly are provided: Deposits: Commercial and Savings. Large cash deposits subject to later count. Mortgage Payments: With your payment book.

Loan Payments: Coupon payments only. Cashing Checks: Checks for reasonable amounts may usually be cashed. Checks for large amounts and checks requiring officer authorization must be taken to either main office. Bank Money Orders Christmas Club Payments Complete banking services are provided at the main offices in Hillsdale and Jonesville..