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Pioneer Legion Gets Citations PIONEER The Williams County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary was held at the Montpelier Methodist Church Social Rooms. The Pioneer Unit received the National Citation and the State Department citations, quota ribbon, a gold one hundred per cent plus ribbon, birthday call, Meritorious Service award. Mrs. Kenneth Gerdes of District 1. new president from Delta, presented the presidents the awards and reported the coming years requirements.

The Pioneer Unit drew to entertain the Unit of Edgerton during the year and to have County Council in June of 1965. Douglas Bible assisted by Marshall Donaldson of Montpelier showed their slides of the New York Worlds Fair. Attending from the Pioneer Unit were members, Mrs. Earl Bauder, Mrs. Fred Mierke, Mrs.

Florence Meyers, Mrs. Dan Wells, Mrs. Del Shumaker, Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. Robert Gamboe.

Daughter Of Former Resident Betrothed Mr. and Mrs. Loren F. Radabaugh of Kalamazoo announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Connie Rose, to Michael Bruce Elzinga of Charlevoix. The wedding will be an event of Aug.

29 in Kalamazoo. The bride-elect is a graduate of Western Michigan University where she was affiliated with Sigma Alpha Iota, national music sorority. She will be a teacher in the Portage School system this fall. Mr. Elzinga attending Michigan College of Mining and Technology and is a customer engineer with IBM Corporation.

Connie is a granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charles Radabaugh and Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Kirk. Gay Variety To Meet Gay Variety Farm Bureau will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hergert Tuesday evening at 7:30.

Miss Joy Honored At Bridal Shower PIONEER A bridal shower was given by Mrs. Helen Potter honoring Betty Joy. The table was decorated in pink and white with a pink umbrella centerpiece holding the gifts. Games were conducted by Mrs. Norman Cook with the prizes going to the bride-elect.

The party participants designed and created the wedding gown and accessories, it was then modeled by the bride-to- be. Following the gift opening, refreshments were served to 23 guests. Jeptha Speer Passes At 88 Jeptha Speer, 88. 2313 W. North Jackson died Friday at the Veterans Facility.

Grand Rapids. He was a graduate of North Adams High School, 1895, and a long time resident of that area. Mr. Speer was the son of Beecher and Caroline (Kempton) Speer, to whom he was born January 24. 1876.

He served in the Spanish American War and was a member of the Stranford-Hunt Camp, Spanish American War Auxiliary, Jackson He was also a member of the North Adams Methodist Church and the Senior Citizens Club of Jackson. Mr. Speer is preceded in death by his wife Lillian Timms Speer whom he married in 1922. He is survived by a son, Robert of Jackson, and a sister, Mrs. Isabell Hawley, Seattle.

Washington. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p. m. Sunday, at the Ned M. Towns Funeral Home, North Adams.

The Rev. Ralph M. Tweedy will officiate and interment will be in Northlawn Cemetery. Don't Graze Hybrid Forages Too Close Sudan sorghum hybrids should not be grazed shorter than 6 to 12 inches. Some should be left for late-fall grazing.

Cattle should be taken off from the grass after a frost to prevent prussic acid poisoning from young re-growth. Tkeatie HILLSDALE LAST TIMES TODAY MATINEE AT 2 P.M. NKiHT AT 7 and 9 P.M. Following in the hilarious fun-steps of Roberts JOSHUA LOGAN'S production of MHUfPtRKlie ROBERT BURI WALTER hedforo am UM tafea) mfDncnibiJWMfOWl IVCMMCOLOir PANAVtSKWr FROM 4 aRNER BROS. i lis Always Here! School lo Open September 3 JONESVTLLE The 1964-65 school terms at the Jonesville Community Schools will begin with regular classes Sept.

3. Teachers conference and workshop, for the entire staff, will be held for the two days of Aug. 31 and Sept. 1. Elementary students and grades nine through twelve will register Sept.

2 in the forenoon; grades seven and eight will register in the afternoon on the same day. The $8 rental fee is to be paid when books are picked up. In order to accommodate the new high school program, the board of education voted to begin the school day at 8:50 a. m. and close at 3:50 in the afternoon.

It "was decided by the board to house the Mosherville grades one through four at the Mosherville School. This will mean an additional sixth grade section at the Jonesville High School building and the use of the Presbyterian Church for kindergarten. Lou Christenson was authorized to bring in 10 high school teachers for workshop on team teaching Aug. 27 and 28. Bids from Standard Oil Company for gas and Warner Gulf for fuel oil were accepted by the board.

The debt millage for the new 1964 tax was set for 2.54 mills. A contract was approved for Ray Robinson of Ada, Ohio, for social studies and junior high science. Mr. Robinson is a 1964 graduate of Ohio Northern University. Alden Barrows was approved as a school grade teacher for the first semester only, unless a full-time teacher can be secured before Aug.

26. Bills amounting to $6,782.31 were accepted. Deputies Investigate Minor City Accident County deputies investigated a minor accident Friday at the intersection of Howell and McCollum Sts. A vehicle operated by Barbara Marie Morrison, rte. 3, Hillsdale, had slowed to make a left hand turn, deputies, said, when struck by a car driven by Jackie A.

Ten Eyck, Osseo. Pioneer Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Smart and children and Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Calvin and family of Montpelier spent two days in Detroit sightseeing at the Ford Museum, Greenfield Village and other interesting sights. Mrs. Robert Gamboe and daughter, Marilyn and Mrs. Ward Ensign of Montpelier attended the wedding of their niece and cousin, Sharon Suffecool of Tiffin and Arthur Onweller of Toledo at the First Lutheran Church in Tiffin. They also attended the reception that followed in the church social rooms.

THE HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS, Saturday, August 15, 1964 7 DOGS Bobby loves puppies. He and his brother especially loves this puppy. His folks, Mr. in the pup tent and Mrs. Russell Hoard, Balcom Where else? Reading, have a number of them.

Bobby Chuck keep their puppies you see at upper right. Hammonds Note 80th And 79th Birthdays The children of Mr. and Mrs. Lem Hammond them celebrate their birthdays with gifts, cards and carry-in refreshments. Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Farnham and four children, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Dunlap of Alvordton, Ohio, Mrs. Merrill Denman of Pittsford and Miss Susan Denman of Detroit, were among the guests.

Mr. Hammond was 80, Aug. 7. and two days later Mrs. Hammond celebrated her 79th birthday.

Prizes Given Winners At Euchre Meeting PIONEER The Wednesday Night Euchre Club met at the cottage of Mrs. Fred Meyers, at Cub Lake. There were three guest players, Mrs. Dale Kintner, Mrs. Del Eidenier, and Mrs.

Bruce Kidston. The prize awards went to Mrs. Kidston, Mrs. Darold Rogers and Mrs. John Haas.

Refreshments were served by the hostess. The September meeting will be held with Mrs. Joe Bandeen. Wives of a Chinese emperor, 1,000 years ago, diverted themselves with delicate little ivory tiles, ancestors of modern playing cards. hXl Tltedhe HILLSDALE OF HAWAII! xSc fSn-shelley Fabares-tab Hunier-barbara Eden-peter Brown mm Hart-james Mitchum Written Produced by JO and ART NAPOLEON Directed by DON TAYLOR A Jana Film Enterprises Picture A COLUMBIA PICTURES Release COMING TO THE DAWN THEATRE TOMORROW FEATURE AT 1:00 3:06 5:22 7:38 AND 9:54 Hear "Ride, Ride, Ride The Wild Surf" sung by Jan and Dean Fellowship Meets At Silver Creek PIONEER The Fellowship meeting of the Silver Creek Church of the Brethren was held with a short worship and business meeting.

Reports from the four ladies, that attended the workshop at the Eagle Creek Church of the Brethren near Williamston, Ohio were given. Refreshments were served. Memorial Day Set For Rights Workers LANSING (If) Gov. George W. Romney has proclaimed Sunday a day of memorial in tribute to civil rights workers Michael Sohwemer, Andrew Goodman and James Chaney, who were slain in Mississippi last month.

Romney praised the three for having "the courage to act on their and asked Michigan residents to themselves to the cause of human dignity and GOP Sets Day-Long Briefing Session LANSING (If) Republican office-seekers will attend a day-long briefing Sept. days after the state primary election. Arthur Elhott GOP state chairman, said some 300 candidates and their campaign staff members will attend the meeting on party strategy for the Nov. 3 general election. Box Office Open at 7:30 p.m.

Program Begins at Dusk! LAST TIMES TONIGHT First Hillsdale Showing! Two Productions! OALSOI A PICTURE! CRIPPEN DONALD PLEASENCE CORAL BROWNE SAMANTHA EGGAR SIR DONALD WOLFIT JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE UftN nact BROS. MD troy suzannf chane BMIHUE-PLESHETTEMcBAIN JAMES GREGORY ORECTED BY WU WALSd FtST PANAVISION from WARNER BROS, ttal Si k' Rank oean sammy Sinaiea aND I THE 7 HOODS i i'T FRANK SINATRA as allena dale G0R00N DOUGLAS dawsowart? A P-C ROM WARNEP Bay City To Try For Tax Increase BAY CITY The Bay City Board of Education have voted to submit again Sept. a proposed five-year fi.5-mill school tax increase i voters turned down, 4,229 to 3,140, last June 8. The proposal is to continue a 4-mill tax which would expire this year and to add 2.5 mills to it. Soo Line Will Pay $1.50 Dividends MINNEAPOLIS Soo Line Railroad will pay a dividend of 51.50 per share on Sept.

third such payment for the new Soo since it was formed by merger in January 1961. In March of this year the railroad paid a $1.50 dividend and in March of it paid 60 cents per share. Hoffa Case To Be Argued NASHVILLE. Tenn. IP A Justice Department attorney said Friday the U.

S. 6th Circuit Court of Appeals will hear arguments in December in the jury-tampering case of Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and three codefendants. James F. Neal, the attorney, said the exanrt date has not been set.

Hoffa and the other three were convicted in U. S. District Court in Chattanooga last March 4 and were sentenced eight days later. Hoffa drew an eight-year prison term and was fined a total of $10,000 on two counts charging him with with the jury in his conspiracy trial in Nashville. Christian School To Meet In California KALAMAZOO The National Union of Christian School has voted to hold its 1964 convention at Redlands University of Redlands, Calif.

Dr. Clarence DeBoer of Grandville was reelected president and Alfred K. Bulthuis and Gerrit Likkel of Kalamazoo were named to the board of directors by the some 300 delegates which the 1964 convention attracted here. So Sorry, But He Come LANSING Of) Sorry. Mr.

Mason make that meeting been dead for more than a century. The meeting invitation from an out-of-state highway planning committee was addressed to Steven T. Mason, Michigan Department of Highways, Lansing. The department replied to the committee official: letter of July 31 has all of us puzzled. First of all, I must report that Mr.

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