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THE HILLSDALE DAILY NEWS, Tuesday, October 2, 1973 3 Hilisdaie Woman's Club Entertained By Gundella Gundella Club witch as was her grandmother and several aunts etc. She explained the aura surrounding witches by dispelling many myths. For instance, she said the cauldrons usually associated with witches were logical as they were the doctors of the early days and they mixed up the remedies in large pots. "Many of your grandmothers did the same thing." As for the flowing black robes, "As late as 200 years ago, a person could be put to death for studying witchcraft, so covens (a group of 2 to 13 people) met at night and those attending wore black to avoid being seen." The brooms were not for flying. "A witch uses a wand sometimes and the tools of the trade couldn't be left lying around so they were concealed in the homemade brooms with the handle protruding and the end of the wand covered with broom straw.

These, of course were carried to the coven meetings." "It's all very logical. It's when one doesn't understand something that it is feared. Take for example, if you approach a door and it opens by itself; you feel a chill of cold air; and you hear voices and you don't know where they are coming from; You: are in a supermarket; the automatic door opened for you, the air-conditioning was on, and a clerk was announcing the specials for the day. It's all very logical. However, in years past, one could be frightened and not understand what was happening.

The secret is to understand yourself, your problems and those around As she continued, it became very apparent that Gundella The Witch could give up her trade any day and go to work for Dale Carnegie or the Dow Leadership Seminars. She was simply repeating a tried and true recipe for projecting one's personality by first believing in oneself. She said, "Witches believe in a universal source of power from which we all come; we believe in reincarnation; and we believe in natural magic not anything superyou understand, but the magical powers we all are given. We believe in anything that works that science can't explain and if you think about it, there are lots of things that fall into this category." Gundella feels the power of suggestion, belief and attitude all fall under the guise of witchcraft. "What you expect is what you can get.

With deep emotion, imagination and lots of faith and belief, you can conjure up your own 'spells' and make things happen for your benefit." While she didn't say anything new exactly, she strongly moved the audience to test its own powers, which is what a selfmotivation instructor would do. Her attitude is that you can do anything you want to if you try hard enough. She is a learned student of several religions, and of history and the progression of witchcraft. Her delivery and honest belief in her subject proved delightful, and she did what she came to do entertain. Following the program, she answered questions from the members who had, by that time relaxed in the presence of a real witch, and accepted her philisophical suggestions for improving themselves.

The next meeting of the Woman's Club will be Oct. 22 at the First United Presbyterian Church, Hinkle Lounge. The program will be a panel discussion, "Shall the City of Hillsdale Build a New Middle School?" Hillsdale County YOUTH FOR CHRIST Presents THE SPEER FAMILY, Number One Mixed Gospel Group In America 8, 1973 7:30 p.m. at the DAVIS AUDITORIUM Tickets available at: Hennessy's (Hillsdale Jonesville), Grant City and YFC Board members. Adv.

Courtesy The Fry Agency Hunter Dies After Fall By GENEVA GATES The Hillsdale Woman's Club opened the current meeting year with its annual Guest Day, and a most enlightening program. The president, Mrs. Frank Leutheuser, opened the afternoon meeting at the Dow Leadership Center at. Hillsdale College, and Mrs. John Catenhusen gave the invocation.

The tables were decorated with colorful arrangements of yellow spider mums and white and yellow field flowers. Name cards at the speaker's table were handlettered by Mrs. Catenhusen. The social committee for the dav included Dwight Shaneour and Mrs. Michael Kolivosky, co-chairmen, with Mrs.

William R. Hill and Mrs. William MacRitchie. Program co-chairmen were Mrs. Kenneth G.

Prettie and Mrs. Catenhusen. Following the salad luncheon, Mrs. Prettie introduced the speaker for the afternoon, "Gundella The Witch." Gundella is often referred to as "Detroit's Witch" as she lives, with her husband and four children, in Garden City near Detroit. She is a well-known authority on witchcraft and appears often on Detroit television, as well as holding instructional programs on various facets of psychic powers and related subjects.

She is a stout smiling lady whose voice booms across the room much as a teacher, which she was for 22 years. Around her a neck she wore a large brass spider, with a real spider encased in the clear lucite center section. She explained that this was a good luck charm, much as a rabbit's foot would be for most. She opened her talk to an audience with raised eyebrows and half-smiles. and she reassured the skeptics that she had no pact with the devil; that she believed in the Christian doctrine; and that she didn't go around casting evil spells and flying through the air on a broom.

After all, I'm a good 100 pounds overweight and I've yet to see the broom I'd trust," she said goodnaturedly. Gundella claims to be a witch descended from the Green Witches of the fourteenth century in Scotland. Her mother was a Mr. Insurance WANTS YOU TO KNOW HE SELLS INSURANCE FOR ALL RECREATIONAL VEHICLES. Low Cost: Motorcycle 'Platediately) Travel Trailers Motor Homes Boat and Yacht Houseboat Boat Trailer CALL MR.

INSURANCE SENER'S INSURANCE SERVICE 112 W. Hallett St. Phone 437-4860 An Alexandria, Ind. man was dead on arrival at the Hillsdale Community Health Center after falling 25 feet from a tree and breaking his neck at 11:30 p.m. Monday.

Harold C. Garrett, 34, was hunting raccoon in section 19 of Reading Township, according to Michigan State Police of the Jonesville Post, when he climbed the tree to shake out a raccoon in Clerk Files Divorces The following judgments for divorce have been filed with county clerk, Doris June Pish: Alexandrine Haskins of 1038 Edon Road, Camden vs. Isaac Haskins; Kathy Maxine Bullock of 22 W. St. Joe vs.

Grover Keith Bullock of 306 W. Chicago St. Jonesville; Patricha J. Benjamin of 817 Strait Road, Jonesville vs. Larry R.

Benjamin of 113 East Jonesville with custody of three minor children awarded to the mother; Geraldine L. Biglow of 750 E. Chicago Road, Moscow vs. Art R. Biglow of Moscow; Dennis Passmore of 58 N.

West vs. Lois Passmore; Elizabeth K. Fish of 57 Reading vs. Francis D. Fish with custody of two minor children being awarded to the probate court; Sandra L.

Warfield of 166 E. Montgomery Road vs. William L. Warfield of Box 464, Reading, with custody of one minor child awarded to the mother. Weather Lower Peninsula-Mostly cloudy and mild today with showers likely southeast, chance of showers west and north.

A few thundershowers possible south half. Highs mid 60s to lower 70s. Mostly cloudy and mild tonight with chance of showers mainly southeast. Lows mid 40s to around 50 north and low to mid 50s south. Wednesday becoming partly sunny north and east and partly cloudy southwest.

Upper Peninsula Mostly cloudy east today with chance of showers. Partly cloudy west. Mild with highs mid 60s to around 70. HILLSDALE WEATHER FACTS Maximum Temp. Monday 74 Minimum Temp.

last night 61 Temp. Monday at 7 p.m. 65 Temp. this morning at 7 61 Noon today 66 Temp. year ago today 74-50 Sun sets today 7:20 p.m.

Sun rises Wednesday 7:36 a.m. Moon rises today 2:36 a.m. Moon sets today 10:55 p.m. Precipitation .21 Prof.W.R.Sherman, Observer. 000000 THANKS TO YOU UNITED WORKING! Support Your United Way Campaign For 1973.

-This Ad Courtesy Of Wilchar Cleaners the tree. Officers state that Garrett was hunting with two other persons and that apparently the animal was shot and did not fall from the tree. The dead man fell hard, according to officers, as he was sixfeet, one-inch tall and weighed 230 pounds. He was pronounced dead at the local hospital by Dr. Charles T.

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Bacon St. VISITING WITCH Gundella, Detroit's Witch, is pictured above, left, as she discusses her subject for the day with Hillsdale Woman's Club president, Mrs. Frank Leutheuser. Gundella explained witchcraft a and her philosophy of self-motivation to members and guests at the opening luncheon of the Woman's Club held Monday at the Dow Leadership Center. Clerk Issues 4 Licenses Four marriage licenses have been issued by the county clerk's office.

They are for: Dale Estel Taylor, 18, of Hudson and Linda Louise Brown, 23, of 915 S. Bird Lake Road, Osseo; Michael James Draper, 19, of 462 gay Road and Cheryl Jean Philipps, 20, of Jackson: Burl Patrick Coler, 23, of W. St. Joe and Kathy Maxine Bullock, 22, of W. St.

Joe Frederic J. Marshall, 42, of 220 N. West and Willie Marie Halsey, 44, of 220 N. West St. BPU Bids To Be Let Members of the Hillsdale Board of Public Utilities made plans at the Monday evening meeting to advertise for bids on the piping and related works to hook up the new fuel tank which has just been installed at the municipal power plant.

The new tank will insure a fuel supply for the winter SO that residents may continue their present needs with uninterrupted service, according to William Lape, director of the board. Bids are to be opened Oct. 15. INSURANCE Independent Insurance AGENT SERVES YOU FIRST O' Meara-Sumnar Agency, Inc. 437-2230 Stadium Roller Rink will not be open Sat.

eve. Oct. 6, 8 to 11 only. Hillsdale College Homecoming. -Adv.

2 RS Appliance Service free pickup and delivery on small appliances in the Hillsdale area. 439-9884. Adv. 2 Hillsdale Democrats meet Thurs. Oct.

4 at 8 p.m. at the home of Walt Schray, 126 Hillcrest Drive, Hillsdale. Adv. 3 All Hillsdale High School alumni are invited to attend the Centennial Homecoming Dance after the Oct. 5 football game.

Adv. 4 Notice to all subscribers who receive delivery of The Hillsdale Daily News by local carrier or motor route driver. Your carrier will be collecting $2.40 for the month of October. Adv. 2 Hospital HILLSDALE COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER ADMISSIONS Myrtle Hurley, Jonesville Leona Echelbarger, Camden Avis Trawick, Jerome Diane Draper, 327 S.

Lake Wilson Road Gale Draper, Osseo Vincent Howell, Reading Raymond Pfeiffer, 977 E. Bacon Jennifer Parker, Reading Joann Keffer, Jonesville Gertrude Young, Budlong Robin Hewlett, North Adams Ruth Shock, Camden George Lipke, Osseo. DISCHARGES Ival Britton, Camden Howard Kesselring, Jonesville Cheryl Nevins, 1 Hillsdale Florence Tittle, Hillsdale Mrs. Steve Wiler and son, Reading. Calendar WEDNESDAY, OCT.

3 The Crystal Rebekah Lodge will meet at 8 p.m. in the Hillsdale Grange Hall. Our new 1974 GMC trucks are in. Holmes Sales Service. Ph.

849-4711. Adv. tf. Don't miss the Jaycees Antique Show and Sale Oct. 6 7 at the new Merchants building in the fairgrounds.

Admission only $1. See selected quality antiques. Adv. 5 Adv. 2 An extra garbage truck will be in Montgomery on Oct.

6 to pick up large articles. Roller Skating Class lessons begin Sat. Oct. 6. All ages, 12:30 to 2 p.m.

Matinee 24. Stadium. -Adv. 2 The Hillsdale Daily News has one motor route opening. Total pay per month is over $250.

Ideal job for retired or semi-retired. This route takes hrs. For more information call Doug Stewart 437-7354. -Adv. tf.

The caption under the engagement picture at the top of page 3 of Monday's edition should have read Shelley Bach Green. Knights of Pythias Before Lodge Supper. Thursday, Oct. 4, 6:30 p.m. Adv.

2 Mrs. Doris Young of 127 N. Manning Hillsdale is a patient at the Ypsilanti State Hospital. Her room number is 63. Golfing Gals Let's play Scramble Sat.

at Mill Race lunch prizes golf $4.95. Adv. 2 MEMORIALS MA See Our Display NATIONAL MEMORIAL STONE COMPANY HILLSDALE'S LARGEST MONUMENT DEALER C. L. Baker, 20 S.

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