The Hillsdale Daily News from Hillsdale, Michigan • Page 7

JANICE ELAINE LUDLOW ENGAGED and Mrs. Carson Ludlow of rte. 1, Albion, announce the engagement of their daughter, Janice Elaine, to Kenneth Wayne Hamilton son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hamilton, of rte.

1, Litchfield High School. MRS. JUNE JANTZ GRADUATES Mrs. June (Seiple) Jantz graduated from Calgary General Hospital School of Nursing, Oct. 30.

The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Seiple of Osseo, Mrs. Jantz and her husband will live at 64 Brantford Crescent, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Vicki Kennedy Heads Happy Hustlers Club A work meeting was held by the Happy Hustlers 4-H Club at the home of Mrs.

Arttiur Hammond. All work meetings will be held directly after school. On Mondays of the first and tihird weeks of the month, work meetings will be held at Mrs. home. On the of the second and fourth weeks of the month, meetings will be held at the home of another leader, Mrs.

Rockwood. Officers were elected at an earlier meeting with the results as follows: President, Vicki Kennedy; secretary, Cynthia Rockwood; vice president, Louise Newell; treasurer, Jill Murray and reporter, Suzanne Case. The next regular meeting is at the home of Debbie Swift. Adams Granqe Meets Tuesday Evening Adams Grange will meet Tuesday evening for an early pot luck supper. Program and business meeting will follow the supper.

WCTU Plans Meet WALDRON The WCTU will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 at the United Brethren church. Speaker will be Walter Zeck, evangelist. Birdcage Walk is a tree-lined promenade on the site of a 17th centuiy aviaiy erected for the amusement of King Charles II. CIVIC THEATRE JONESVILLE TONIGHT and SUNDAY Shows Tonight, 6:30 9:30 Sunday, 7:30 p.m. EUUNKHK nan Mme rjam mm Winntr of 27 International School Study Group Forms Work has now been completed in forming a committee to study the organization of school districts in Hillsdale County.

Formation of the committee is required by the K-12 education act passed by the last Michigan Legislature. This bill requires that all school districts provided elementary and secondary education from kindergarten through high school. It also requires that all counties form a committee to study the school districts in that county and, subject to a thorough study, recommend any changes needed to improve school operations. 4 Some time ago the school boards of the county met and selected five members to serve on this study committee. They are; Harold Marsh, Reading; Paul Walkup, Litchfield; Norma Hall, Jonesville; Don Draper, Pittsford; and Martha Peterson, Hillsdale.

Members from the Intermediate Board of Education are: Dean Jennings, North Adams; George Clark, Pittsford and Ralph Bach, Hillsdale. The judge of the probate court also appointed five members to the committee: Bernard Davis, Hillsdale; Vivian Mull, Camden; Ross Baker, Jonesville; Harold Arbogast, North Adams; and John Morrison, Waldron. The new law also requires that five members to the study committee be appointed from those school districts not offering 12 years of schooling. In Hillsdale County the only district that falls into this category is Adams District No. 7.

Committee members from that district are: Burt Girdham, Robert Lemkde, Thomas Girdham, Clifford Burgess and Wallace Houtz. However, Adams District No. 7 is a school district in name only. It is not ope rating a school this year and a move is already underway, at the request of residents in the district, for the Hillsdale Community Schools to annex the district. When the annexation becomes effective the Adams district will cease to exist and the members to the study committee appointed from that district will be dropped from the committee.

The study to be made by the committee is expected to take considerable time and cannot get underway until directions are received from the State Department of Public Instruction. Wrong Driver Given HUDSON A summons for failure to yield the right of way was issued to Hal Million, by Hudson city police rather than to Marvin Stanley as reported Friday. Mr. Million and Mr. Stanley were drivers of the vehicles involved in a two car collision Friday which sent four to Thorn Hospital for treatment.

GH3I COMING NOV. 14 and 15 ALL THE WONDERS AND THE SPARKLE AND THE BEAUTY BEFORE CHARLES CROWSON Local Men Assist In Bishop's Mission Each evening Nov. 8 through the 13th starting at 8 p.m. at Saint Episcopal Church, Jackson, Charles Crowson, one of best known radio, and television preachers will give six evenings of spiritual food for thought and practical use. Community singing, starting at 7:30 p.m.

will precede the service. The Mission is sponsored by the Protestant Episcopal Church, Diocese of Michigan. A final service of Thanksgiving with Canon Bryan Green in Detroit Nov. 22nd will conclude this statewide Mission load by Byran Green and his team of co-Mi ssioners. The Rev.

Wesley Pershbacher, Rector of St. Peter's Hillsdale, is an Assistant Missioner and Mr. Robert Wilson of Hillsdale is on the Committee of Publicity and Promotion for this mission. P-TA Plans Book Fair Pittsford P-TA will sponsor a Book Fair Tuesday and Wednesday, all day in the elementary corridors, with books on display for all ages. Volunteer mothers will be in charge of the fair, where children may browse at recreation times.

This is a forerunner of the annual house held on Wednesday evening from 6:30 to 9. Teachers will be in their home rooms, to welcome visitors. Parents are urged to look over the books at this time. The PTA will haw a food project in the cafetorium that evening. James Phillips, of Hillsdale College, was the speaker at the recent P-TA meeting.

William Robert's sixth grade won the parent attendant banner. DeWitt Burger received the PTA magazine gift. Fire Damages Roof Of Purpose Plant HUDSON collection of grease in a stack at Purpose Extruded Aluminum ignited Friday afternoon and sparks from the resulting fire set a fire to the roof. The Hudaon Fire Department extinguished the flames before extensive damage occurred. Raise Salaries 01 Officials READING The final Reading City Council meeting prior to the election was very active.

The following bills were allowed: Tonkel two dump truck tires, Reading Lumber Fuel, street department supplies, Standard Oil heater oil, Paul H. Callender traffic signs, Hillsdale County Road Commission, chloride, S18; H. G. McClellan, tile and steel tube, $20; 78 yards gravel, Gratz Electric Supply, Reading Motor Sales, police car repairs, Brahan Lab. rainbow wipers, Paul C.

Anderson, justice of the peace bond, $10; True Blue Press, daily time sheets. Doubleday temporary ballot Reading Hardware, street department supplies, Brien Mfg. Sewer King Model 250 cleaner. Shoppers Guide, Reading Fire salary, 11-1- 63 to $187; 4 Water Department bills as follows: R. M.

Brewer Son, new Derring 20 h. p. turbine pump and installation, Fort Wayne Pipe Supply Reading Hardware, supplies. The following action was taken by councilmen Durfey, Duryea, Miller. Gibler and Mayor E.

Foor: (1) John R. Girdham to receive one vacation check now for fiscal year, if he leaves employment before July 1965, his last check will be withheld; one half the cost together with Reading Township to purchase master coats, helmets anda gen erator for fire department for approximately entranceway to fire barn to be made double to accommodate two fire trucks side by side, with the city and township sharing the cost; final appropriation of $320 for Reading cemeteries for 1964. Action to Increase assessors salary to $500 and the salary of city clerk and treasurer each be increased by $200, were unanimously carried. District Forester Gets New Assignment TRAVERSE CITY Dan Bonner has been transferred to Traverse City as distroct forester by the State Conservation Department from his job as assistant lorester in the Au Sable district. He succeeds David Olstn, resigned, and will supervise forests on 91,000 acres of state-owned lands in Grand Traverse and Wexford Counties, Temple Sets Meet WALDRON Waldron Temple No.

74, Pythian Sisters will entertain Hillsdale Temple for Pal night meeting, Tuesday evening with supper at 7. Pittsford Mrs. James Smith is in the Thorn Hospital, Hudson, for observation. She fell in the yard striking her head and arm. The plan to leave soon for Florida for the winter THE HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS Saturday, Nov.

7, 1964 7 Mothers Club Picks Officers MOSCOW A short businesi meeting of the Moscow Mothers Club was held directly following the school party. Officers were elected as fol- Chevrolet EQUIPMENT GIFT The Jonesville Community Schools needed some automotive equipment for its new manpower training course and Ford Motor Company, through Phil Rick's Ford agency has donated more than $1,000 worth of parts for the students to practice on. Inspecting the equipment after it was installed are, left to right: Phil Rick, Wayne Shoemaker, superintendent of Vree Sigman, federal training instructor, and Merrill Crosby, Ford Motor Co. representative, from Lansing. Former Area Woman Passes NORTH ADAMS Mrs.

Jennie D. Lazenby, 90, former resident of North Adams, died Friday at Clarkston. She was born in Adams May 27, 1874. She was a member of the North Adams Methodist Church. She is survived by a granddaughter, Mrs.

Ruth Peacock, Birmingham, and grandson, Theon Gray, Detroit; and five great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Sunday afternoon at 2 from the Ned M. Towns Funeral Home in North Adams. The Rev. Earl Harshbarger will officiate and burial will be in Northlawn Cemetery.

Mrs. Crittenden To Be Buried Sunday Funeral services for Mrs. Clara Barnard Crittenden, 90, who died Friday morning, will be Sunday afternoon at 1:30 from the Brown Funeral Home. Hudson Chapter, 174, OES, will have a service at Browns. The Rev.

Loo Phillips will officiate and burial will be in Maple Grove Cemetery. The family will meet friends at the funeral home this evening from 7 to 9. Factory Tours Taken The Well Wishers Extension group took an educational tour through a shoe company in Coldwater and a toy factory in Jonesville. They enjoyed a luncheon following the tour. Facial expressions of gorillas vary greatly.

World War Mothers Host Hillsdale Group WALDRON Mothers of World War II was host to four guests from Hillsdale, Mrs. Susie Scholl, Mrs. Bertha Hinkle, Mrs. Louise Lape and Mrs. Louise Knight.

Mrs. Mason Morrison drew the gift. Mrs. and Mrs. Marvel Day served refreshments.

There were games. Literary Club to Meet WALDRON The Literary Club will meet Wednesday evening with Mrs. Ansel Fellows. Program on will presented by Mrs. Carol Baker.

License Is Suspended The Michigan Department of State has suspended the license of Charles Koil, Allen, for driving while under the influence of liquor. lows: present, Mrs. Lyle El- lenwrod; vice president Allen Parkhlll; secretary Mrs. Robert Warne; and treasurer, Mrs. Marion Kies.

Teachers, Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Pushee, will act as sunshine committee and Mrs. Bill Frantz as reporter. Room mothers were designated as follows; Mrs.

Chares Cross and Mrs. Robert Warne for Mrs. Smith; and Mrs. Allen Parkhill and Mrs. ion Kies fcr Mrs.

Pushee. It was decided to ask parents to furnish for parties of paying the usual dollar. Mrs. Verl Truitt. will be the ways and means committee to raise money to keep up with other expenses.

All mothers are urged to attend the meetings held the first Wednesday every the school house at 2:30 p. m. and to help any way the can as the Club assumes responsibility and costs of parties. 460 Ballots Cast For Judae MacRitchie Judge William MacRitchie polled a total of 8,460 in his bid for a full term on the Hillsdale County Probate bench. He was without opposition in the nonpartisan balloting.

Eleven others ballots were cast on a write-in basis for five others, including 4 for Emil Fry, 3 for Albert W. Dimmers, and 2 for Smith Ira Champlin. Funeral Of Former Resident Is Sunday HUDSON Funeral services for Earl C. Kelly, former Hudson resident, who died Thursday in Coco, will be Sunday afternoon at 3:30 from the Brown Funeral Home. The Rev.

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