The Hillsdale Daily News from Hillsdale, Michigan • Page 2

OPERATOR Operators: Sandy Crandall Barbara Butcher Carron Houchen 542-3629 124 Marshall St Litchfield Evenings by Appointment MICKEY WILSON OWNER Operators: Janis Franklin Lottie Nowakowski Sue Bartell 1849-9200 201E. Chicago St Jones ville A mouse has already been saved from leukemia. Help us save a man. For years, you've been giving people with leukemia your sympathy. But sympathy can't cure leukemia.

Money can. Give us enough of that, and maybe be able to do for a man what has already been done for a mouse. American Cancer Society Adv. Arthur M. Fiebig Jonesville 2 THE HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS, Thursday, April 22, 1971 HOME FASHIONED FAVORITES CANDIES PRESCRIPTIONS CONVALESCENT AIDS -------------------OPEN 7 DAYS EMERGENCY SERVICE-FREE DELIVERY Carleton Road Shopping Center Do You Have Your Tickets For Side Only the finest No fancy slogan just the truth Store Hours are: 10 to 5:30 Daily 1 to 5 on Sunday Michigan Bankard and Master Charge PANTS Carriage House Dress Shoppe Overlooking beautiful 8aw Beese Lake this charming home with large living room, family room, two bedrooms, carport, unusual setting.

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Prices start at $6.00. TOPS, yes, we have a very wide selection of just the right top to help you put your best legs forward. May we suggest our new instant boots in many colors to complete your outfit for Dress Code Battle Score About Even Great home for a large family unique family room with English fireplace, formal dining room, large living room, open stairway, 4 bedrooms all this setting on a beautiful, wooded lot. BAW BEESE HEIGHTS I JONESVILLE i I i i 8 Track Stereo Tapes Top Artists Tunes 3 Electronics Litchfield 542-3280 QUINCY -In the legal battle between 10 Quincy High School students and the Quincy Board of Education the score is one to one. The girls won the first round when Circuit Judge Mark Andrews issued an injunction against the school board restraining them from enforcing dress code.

Round two went to the school board when Judge Andrews denied a temporary restraining order against enforcement of the dress code Wednesday. All the girls returned to classes Wednesday, wearing attire approved by the code, but their lawyer said the legal effort to PHILIP SMITH RECEIVES AWARDS Seaman Philip Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Smith of Deer Lake, Osseo, has not only been presented the Outstanding Recruit Award of his company, but has also been selected for the Lions Club Citizenship Award Certificate from the San Diego Lions Club.

Smith, a graduate of Hillsdale High School, holds a journalism degree from Michigan State University. He enlisted in the Navy and his address is Seaman Philip M. Smith, 505099, Company D- AGU, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, Ind. 46216. About his outstanding recruit award, Smith said, proud to be receiving this award but I feel that every recruit in my company is an outstanding recruit due to the leadership and guidance of our company commander, SFC W.

R. overturn the regulations will go on. Judge Andrews granted an injunction again enforcing the code April 2 when the school board was unable to produce a written set of dress regulations. However, the board unanimously adopted a written code April 12. Eight of the 10 girls, who began the fight against the rules, left school April 13 when told their clothing did not conform to the code.

They remained away from classes until Wednesday. Their attorney, Benjamin Dajos Jr. of Coldwater, said he advised the girls to return to school wearing skirts rather than be charged with more absences. Dajos said it would be least a couple of before a final hearing is held on the request for a restraining order. He added, would put us into summer vacation and the girls would have to stay out of school.

I want to see them miss more Michael Bassett, father of two of the protesting girls, said his daughters returned to classes today. But he added, "This mean it is over. going to take time, and getting near the end of the school year so they went The girls contend the code is an on their right to select their own attire. Ex-Camden Woman Dies CAMDEN Mrs. Lincoln (Adolphine) Eisenhauer, 88, a 10- year Cedarville resident, died Tuesday at the Warren Memorial Hospital at Sault Ste.

Marie. She was bom in Camden Jan. 18, 1882, the daughter of Henry and Wilhelminia Borbig Rogge. She spent her early life in Camden, until her marriage in Sept. 29,1927 in South Bend, to Lincoln Eisenhauer.

He preceded her in death in 1939. Surviving are two nieces, Mrs. Charles (Mary) Spaniola of Sturgis and Mrs. Pauline McCombs of Reading; three nephews, Robert Rogge of Mendon, Howard Tichey of Camden and Leonard Ritchey of Reading. She was preceded in death by two sisters and one brother.

A wake service will be held tonight at 8 p.m. at the Eickhoff Funeral Home in Mendon with the Rev. Stanley Sulka officiating. The graveside service will be held at the Camden Cemetery Friday at 10 a.m. Frank Berry Dies At 85 HUDSON Frank E.

Berry, 85, a resident of the Shady Lawn Trailer Court in Hudson, died today at the Sinai Hospital in Detroit. He was a longtime resident of the Hudson area. The funeral arrangements are pending at the Brown Funeral Home residence. OFFICERS These legal secretaries are the incoming officers for the Branch, Hillsdale and St. Joseph Association of liegal Secretaries and were installed recently by the Honorable Mark S.

Andrews of Coldwater. From left to right are Ruth McBride, Margaret Tittle, Sharon Ziegler, Judge Andrews, Mary Bok, Billie Senker and Sharon Ix)unds. Not pictured is corresponding secretary Martha lackey. Secretaries poocj Licensing Hanover Elect Officers The Branch, Hillsdale and St. Joseph Association of I-egal Secretaries met in Coldwater for the purpose of installing the new officers elected for the ensuing year.

The Honorable Mark S. Andrews, circuit judge for Branch County, officiated at the installation. The following officers were installed: president, Mrs. Sharon Ziegler; vice president, Mrs. Margaret Tittle; record secretary, Mary Bok; treasurer, Mrs.

Sharon Lounds; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Martha Lackey; governor, Billie Senker and NALS representative, Mrs. Ruth McBride. The outgoing president, Mrs. Alice Hughes, presented each of her officers with a vase of flowers.

The state convention for legal secretaries is being held this week at Saginaw and Mrs. Mary Granger and Mrs. Florence Satchfield are the delegates who will be attending. The next meeting will be held in Coldwater May 19. Harley Rush Dies At 70 HUDSON Harley D.

Rush, 70, a farmer, of 1164 Beecher Road, rte. 3, Hudson, died Wednesday at the Addison Community Hospital. He was a patient there 10 days. Bom in Pittsford Township Sept. 17, 1900, he was a lifetime resident of Hillsdale County.

He was a member of the Wheatland Township Grange, the Locust Comers Baptist Church and the Hillsdale County Farm Bureau. He married Beth Hoffman March 17, 1921. She survives. The Rev. Robert Keating will officiate at the funeral service to be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

at the Brown Funeral Home residence. The interment will be in the Locust Comers Cemetery and there will be visitations Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home residence. Staff Organized The Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Associated Health Department announced the development of food establishment licensing program.

Mae Hermance Dies At 80 QUINCY Mae E. Hermance, 80, of 80 Taylor Quincy, died this morning at the Maple Hospital in Coldwater where she had been a patient for a short time. She was bom in Manistee on Nov. 22,1890, to Floyd and Emma Daniels She married William Hermance in Coldwater on Aug. 21, 1921.

He died in April of 1963. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Garence (Eva) Holmes of Quincy; a son, Wayne of Quincy; six grandchildren and 10 grandchildren. A daughter, son and three sisters preceded her in death. The funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m.

at the Diedrich Funeral Home in Quincy. Burial will be in the Quincy Lake view Cemetery. County Calendar SUNDAY, APRIL 25 LITCHFIELD The Pints and Quarts Square Dance Club will hold a in the Iitchfield Youth Center at 6 p.m. A potluck supper will precede the dance at 5 p.m. MONDAY, APRIL 26 JONESVILLE Jonesville Happy Seniors will meet for a sack lunch and program in Hawkins Hall, Grace Episcopal Church.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 28 Members of the Broad Street Players group will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Congress Building at the fairgrounds. Heading the program is Frank M. Thompson who has many years of food service experience and is retired from the United States Navy after 27 years in the hospital corps. He did environmental sanitation while in the Navy, both in this country and in the Philippines and Taiwan and he has also been a hospital food service supervisor.

Prior to joining the Branch- Hillsdale-St. Joseph Health Department staff, he was employed by the Highland Park Health Department licensing food establishments. Thompson resides at 18 Beecher Road, Osseo with his wife Denne and two children, Marc and Angelique. The health department is required by Michigan Act 269 to license all food establishments and vending machines. In Branch and Hillsdale Counties there are 274 licensed establishments, eight vending machine companies with 82 licensed vending machines.

The purpose of the program is to minimize the potential spread of disease from public eating and drinking establishments and vending machines. Routine inspections of each food service establishment are required at least every six months with follow-up spections as necessary to obtain compliance within the state law. All the establishments have to be licensed annually. This includes limited food service operations such as private clubs, churches, societies, lodges or any other individual or group who serve food to the public as well as restaurants and taverns. Temporary licenses are required for any establishment that operates for not more than two weeks such as circus or a carnival.

The local health department food sanitation program is evaluated annually by the Michigan Department of Health for compliance with the state regulation. Farmer Dies HANOVER Erwin Burt Mann, 81, a self-employed farmer, died Wednesday at the Albion Community Hospital. A one-year resident of Parma, he had lived in Hanover for 13 years and had owned a farm in Hanover Township for 30 years. He was bom in Michigan Sept. 25, 1889 to Burt and Vincent Mann.

A member of the Jackson County Farm Bureau, he was also a member of the Jackson Senior Citizens, a chairman of the soil conservation district for several years, a former township clerk and a member of the Jackson Citizen Patriot Golden Wedding Club. He married Bemice Leggett Nov. 10,1909. She survives, along with one daughter, Mrs. Chauncey (Arlene) Conklin of Parma; one son, Harold of Jackson; one sister, Mrs.

Helen DuBois of Jackson; one brother, Lorenzo of Rives Junction; five grandchildren and three grandchildren. The funeral service will be held vSaturday at 11 a.m. at the Greiner Chapel of the Ned M. Towns Funeral Home in Hanover. The Rev.

Lambert McClintic will officiate and interment is to be in the Hanover Cemetery. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Teachers Plan Annual Dinner The annual Hillsdale County Education Association dinner meeting will be held Monday evening, April 26, at 6:30 p.m at the Camden-Frontier High School. The association will honor local citizens from local school districts for outstanding service and assistance; present 25-year awards to county teachers; and present certificates to those who are retiring from the teaching profession. The program will feature a noted magician, Neil Foster, of the Abbott Magic Company in Colon.

Hoxie Mr and Mrs. Edwin Aprill of Ann Arbor were dinner guests of Mrs. Florence Ernst. Mr. and Mrs.

Dewey Tow of Antwerp, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mills of Kalamazoo were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L.

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