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Accidents Plague County Area This weekend found Hillsdale County Police Agencies keeping busy with a variety of accidents. The Hillsdale City Police investigated a mishap which occurred at 6:04 p.m. Saturday and resulted in serious injury to Darrell Hoover, 19, of 58 Rippon Ave. Hoover was reportedly driving his motorcycle along Water Works Avenue and lost control of the vehicle while on the railroad tracks. He was taken to the Hillsdale Community Health Center by ambulance and was later transferred to Foote Memorial Hospital, Jackson, for further treatment.

At 1:25 a.m. Sunday, James Edward Ross, 20, of 1067 Waldron Road, Somerset Center, was arrested on charges of being drunk and disorderly, in connection with a property damage accident on Baker Road, south of Montview Drive. According to Michigan State Police of the Jonesville Post, who made the arrest, Ross was northbound on Baker Road when he lost control of his car and ran off the east side of the road, hitting a telephone pole and driveway post. His car was towed away and he was booked into the county jail. He is free on $100 bond.

At 9:45 p.m. Sunday, state police investigated a hit and run accident which occurred on US-12 west of Thompson Road. A vehicle driven by Joseph Mitchell, 62, of 609 East State Coldwater, was westbound on US- 12 when an eastbound car swerved over the center line and struck his vehicle in the rear. The eastbound car failed to stop. No injuries were reported, and no summonses issued.

Another vehicle, driver reportedly swerved to miss a dog in the road, ended up striking a tree off the roadway. According to state police reports, Larry W. Shelby, 21, of 5737 Glasgow Road, Sylvania, Ohio, was eastbound on Territorial Road a half mile west of Hillsdale Road at 9 p.m. Sunday when the incident occurred. Shelby was ticketed for driving PRINTING With Pride Large or small, every printing job gets special attention, from us, assuring you quality results.

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He reported minor injuries for which he sought his own treatment. Another accident involving two juveniles was investigated by state police at 6:30 pjn. Saturday, day. A 13-year-old boy was riding his mini-bike down Addison Road east of Wheatland Road and reportedly slowed down for a friend who was flagging him down. A vehicle traveling behind him, driven by a 16-year-old juvenile was unable to stop in time, and hit the bike in the rear.

The younger boy was treated for injuries, but the driver of the car was unhurt. Mrs. Harvey Dies At 79 Mrs. Laura May Harvey, 79, of Farmington Hills, died Saturday in the Wayne County General Hospital. She was the mother of Mrs.

Frank (Sylvia) Leutheuser of Hillsdale. She was born in London, Ontario, Canada Nov. 9, 1894, the daughter of John and Laura Butson Lancaster. Shp was a nf several Senior Citizen organizations, and the Nardin Park United Methodist Church. Her husband, John Harvey, preceded her in death.

Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Frank (Sylvia Mae) Leutheuser of Hillsdale, Mrs. Rpmard Fipalrin Sault Ste. Marie and Mrs. Jack (Minervia) Holland of Walled Lake; one sister, Fannie Ballan and six grandchildren.

The funeral service will be Wednesday afternoon at 1 in the Nardin Park United Methodist Church. Dr. William Mercer will officiate, and burial will be in the Grandlawn Cemetery in Detroit. The Richardson, Bird Lynch Funeral Home of Walled Lake is in charge of the arrangements. Pittsford Mr.

and Mrs. Bumus Page have taken off for Fairbanks, Alaska, where he will hunt and fish while they visit their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Page and daughter, Mary. They will be gone two months.

Pam Deal of Roselle Park, N.J., has been visiting her parents, the Charles Deals. She will return for another visit in August. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Grice and granddaughter, Markell, of Montpelier, Ohio were guests of Mrs.

Verna Burkhart. Radio OIALER Wells TV IN THE CARLETON-IEWIS SHOPPING CENTER HILLSDALE 437-4810 Speakers! Speakers Speakers! All Types ft Prices Do you want to do something about your Drinking Problem? Phone 439-9672 or write "ALCOHOLICS 112 Nilltdalt KNITS NEED KNOW-HOW If you are looking for a know-how cleaner with a knack for knits look to Star Laundry. We understand the new knits. LAUNDRY Olid CLEANERS 71 Years of Servicing Phone 437-2811 32 E. Carleton Road IN THE LIMELIGHT Chuck Maury graces the hand of Karen Veurink during the rehearsals of Chuck and Karen are holding down the two leading parts in the Hillsdale Community Theatre production which opens this Friday evening at the Jonesville Civic Building.

(Photo By Monty Powers) Hospital Court Lists 15 Criminal Cases HILLSDALE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER ADMISSIONS Ocie Marshall, Pittsford Gloria Gargano, 63 Marion Anna Heald, Litchfield Myrtle Southhall, 55 Hillsdale Chas Pelkey, 69 Oak Dale Sparks, Allen Nettie Hergert, Jonesville Laberta Deller, Pittsford LeRoy Seeley, 82 Barr Emma Sowers, 224 E. Bacon William Bowditch, 54 Bacon Dan Hatfield, 639 Hillsdale L. D. Phillips, Moscow Edith Buech, 81 Budlong Lurena Coplin, Jonesville Pamela Barrett, Pittsford Florence Strange, 219 Oakwood Roberta Garrett, rte. 4 Elmer Smith, rte.

1 Ralph Sydow, 304 Steamburg Myrtle Howard, Osseo Burl Esterline, rte. 2 Joseph 104 Howell Gaylord Bryan, Mosherville William Bump, Camden. BORN TO Mr. and Mrs. David Stevens, Hillsdale, a daughter.

DISCHARGES Reva Jones and daughter, Camden Janet Dubois and daughter, Hillsdale Barbara Keeler and son, Jerome Jacqueline Yeagley and daughter, Pittsford Beverly Holtgrave and daughter, Camden Pamela Scholfield, Hillsdale Mary Lemmon, Montgomery Susan Goodlock, North Adams Gail Taylor, Jonesville Richard Compton, Jonesville Hazel Brown, Coldwater Delores Deck, North Adams Bertha Hatfield, Hillsdale Lena Williams, Hillsdale Berl Hatfield, Cambria Albert VanSickle, Hillsdale Russell Morris, Hillsdale Sandra Hawley, Mosherville Jaclyn Miller, Hillsdale Harriet Thomas, Litchfield David Parkhurst, Manitou Beach Lulubelle Englehart, Hillsdale L. B. Belding, Hillsdale Lela Throop, Osseo Frank David Gentol, Hillsdale Alton Rogers, Reading Perla Egelkraut, Reading Carrie Pfeifle, Hillsdale Kay Hinkle, Osseo. Sinks Promoted HUDSON Robert R. Sinks of rural Hudson, a deputy with the Lenawee County Sheriff Department, has been promoted to sargeant and assigned as a shift commander of the uniformed division.

His promotion was one of four announced this week by Sheriff Richard Germond. The Vietnam War was the longest in U.S. history, dating back officially to Jan. 1, 1961. Sixteen criminal cases involving 13 persons are on the agenda of the July term, Hillsdale Circuit Court.

Five of the 17 civil cases listed in the calendar for jury trial involve auto negligence. Almost half of the 45 non-jury contested civil cases are divorces and four are auto negligence. There are 29 uncontested civil cases, 24 of them divorces. This brings the total number of cases on the July calendar to 107. In addition, Presiding Judge Kenneth G.

Prettie has listed five earlier no-progress cases. Four of these are divorces, bringing to 49 the number of divorce cases currently in court. Two of those facing criminal charges are involved in two cases. Randy David Beach is accused of possession of controlled substance in two instances. Randy Button faces charges of both arson and breaking entering.

The long-standing Thomas M. Kimmel trial on charge of murder still tops the court calendar. There are two other breaking and entering cases, an extradition case, a carrying concealed weapon case, three other drug cases, an unarmed robbery, and an assault on a police officer case. Police Check Two Larcenies Two larcenies were reported to the Michigan State Police of the Jonesville Post. Herbert Green of Belleville, reported a black leather suitcase stolen from the cab of his truck.

The incident, reported at 2:30 a.m. Sunday, is under investigation. The suitcase, a 16 by 20 inch soft case, contained a radio, shaver and personal clothing. Also reported was a theft of two whitewall, 825 by 15 tires from the garage of Dale Jacoby of 208 Ridge Drive, Reading. The theft was reported at 6 p.m.

Sunday and remains under investigation. One Booked Into Jail Rodney Dale Bellman, 28, of 315 Main Pittsford, was booked into the Hillsdale County jail at 3:45 a.m. Saturday for being drunk and disorderly in a public place. He was picked up in front of the Lost Nation Bar by Michigan State Police of the Jonesville Post. Bellman is free on $100 bond.

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Adv. 15 Notice there will be no meeting of the Hillsdale American Legion Post No. 53 Mon. July 15 as stated in Sat. paper.

Adv. 15 Call LaVern Belcher for cement, drive gravel and sand. 523-3139. Adv. 15 $15 perm for $7 now thru July 26.

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Appointment only. Call 437-4756 after 5 p.m. Adv. 16 Among those named to Alma term list for outstanding academic performance during the second term of the 1973-74 academic year is Sally Jo Gates of Litchfield. Miss Gates, a senior, is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Gates of 207 W. St. Joe Litchfield. Weather HILLSDALE WEATHER FACTS Maximum Temp.

Saturday 90 Minimum Temp. Saturday 72 Precipitation Saturday None Maximum Temp. Sunday 94 Minimum Temp, last night 63 Temp. Sunday at 7 p.m. 85 Temp, this morning at 7 63 Noon today 80 Temp, year ago today 78-49 Sun sets today 9:14 p.m.

Sun rises Tuesday 6:17 a.m. Moon rises Tuesday 3:04 a jn. Moon sets today 5:30 p.m. Precipitation None Prof. W.R.Sherm Dies At Center Mrs.

Beatrice Harwood, 78, of 9 Barry Hillsdale, died Sunday morning in the Hillsdale Community Health Center. She was bom in Otsego Feb. 18, 1896, the daughter of Dr. L. E.

and Sarah Shipley Clark. She was graduated from Otsego High School and attended Kalamazoo College. She lived the majority of her life in Hillsdale and was a member of the Hillsdale First Presbyterian Church where she was a member of the Association and was president of the Society. On Sept. 7, 1918, she married Dwight B.

Harwood. He died in August, 1965. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Warren (Mary) Foster of Washington, D.C. and Mrs.

Walter (Ann) Williams of Detroit; one son, Jack of Fenton; nine grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by one brother. The funeral service will be Tuesday afternoon at 2 in the Van Horn-Eagle Funeral Home, Hillsdale, with burial in the Oak Grove Cemetery in Hillsdale. The family receive friends at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9. 94 Degrees Is Tops For Past Three Years says Prof.

William Sherman, were the order of the day for Sunday. Temperatures hit 94 degrees, which was reportedly the highest since the end of June, 1971, when 97 degrees was registered on the thermometer. No wonder folks have been finding time to sit around and cool off. just too doggoned hot to work! City Council Meets Tonight Members of the Hillsdale City Council meet this evening at 8 and will open bids for the development of the Owen Memorial Park complex as well as the Kekoose Lake recreation area. There are to be reports on the landfill contract with the village of North Adams, the monthly police report and an update on the local transportation authority.

City Manager William Carr is to make a report and suggestions regarding the public parking situation which has been under discussion by the Hillsdale Retail Association and the local housing commission. This is in connection with the proposed senior citizen housing complex which may be erected on the N. West and North Streets corner. This would necessitate, according to the prelminary plans, the use of some 60 of the parking stalls in the municipal parking lot at the N. Manning and North Streets site.

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Simon Riker of 50 S. Reading Ave. of Community was the devotional theme used by Mrs. Marvin Hammond. Role in Community was the subject of the program given by Mrs.

Mae Ward. In opening the business meeting, the president, Mrs. Harold Johnson noted that in this centennial year of the national Christian Temperance Union, the current national president was only the ninth to hold that office, while the first to hold it, Frances Willard, has had a statue erected in her honor in our national capital. The union then made plans to take part in the countywide celebration of the WCTU Centennial, Aug. 5 at Pittsford.

It will open at 9:30 a.m. and there will be a carry-in dinner at noon. The celebration will conclude with a Fiesta Hour beginning at 2:30 p.m. Old-time costumes will be the order of the day, and white ribbon bows with the date of the joining the WCTU will be worn. The current officers were reelected as follows: President, Mrs.

H. M. Johnson; first vice president, Mrs. F. E.

Densmore; second vice president, Mrs. Charles P. Cook; promotion secretary, Mrs. Harold Steward; treasurer, Mrs. Frank Hampshire and recording secretary, Mrs.

Marcius Taber. Mrs. Guy Claybaugh Sr. will be hostess for the next meeting of the union on Sept. 13.

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Malcheff, me say that we DE. ERVIN MALCHEFF doctors make a mistake too often of using names or serious conditions without explaining them. Just because a person may not know the name of his problem, that mean he experiencing pain and According to Dr. Malcheff, migraine is the most cruel type of headache. me describe a typical migraine he says.

can start with a heavy feeling over the eyes. The individual generally becomes depressed with the thought of going through another bout with migraine. pain begins at the base of the skull and radiates or throbs, to one or both sides of the head. Some senses become extra acute for instance, loud noises seem painfully louder. The least jarring or stooping aggravates the pain.

Black spots or flashes or zigzag lights come before the eyes. Often there is What Dr. Malcheff has just described is a typical migraine attack. At the earlier stages of the migraine condition the symptoms may be less severe. But left untreated they will most surely intensify and in many cases become a lifetime of sheer agony.

What causes a migraine? pressure at the base of the skull is the first says Dr. Malcheff. mid-dorsal nerve pressure impairs the tone of the pyloric valve diminishing the efficiency of digestion. Bile entering the stomach becomes difficult to dispel. The lower pelvic organs may produce low-back nerve Modern chiropractic, such as that practiced by Dr.

Malcheff, is known to be most successful in the treatment of migraine headaches. Pain pills and headache remedies only offer temporary relief, if any relief at all. says Dr. Malcheff, all the technical language, names, remedies, pills, potents, etc. mean little to the person who suffers from migraine at- tachs.

Purely and simply, they have a terrible burden and want to rid themselves of it. my sincere hope that all of these people will seek effective, worthwhile treatment of their condition. And quite honestly, their life of misery is going to continue, and in most cases worsen, if they do something about it right Dr. Ervin Malcheff maintains offices at 79 Hillsdale Hillsdale. Mrs.

Harwood.