Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 4

4 Uteaiwn Daily Tuesday, November 26,1974 List Schedule COLD Club For Road Jobs Awards Made To Cub Scouts E. H. Kohr superintendent of District 8-8. PennDOT, Lebanon County maintenance, has announced the work schedule for the week as follows: Snow fence is being erected throughout the county. Seventy-five per cent has been erected.

Trucks are having plows and spreaders mounted and graders are having plows mounted for the Dec. 3 snow removal inspection. Loaders are being placed at regular stock piles for snow and ice control. Shoulders are being repaired on LR 38011 Newmanstown area. Shoulders are being stabilized on LR 38029 south side of Lebanon.

Guard fence is being repaired on Route 501 north of Myers town. Patching of pot holes is being done throughout the county. Stores Open Tonight 'til 9 P.M. Shop Tomorrow 'til 5 P.M. Closed Thanksgiving W.

Heller William M. Heller Jr. was honored for his service to the organization in a meeting of Hie Lebanon County COLD Club last night in the Municipal Build ing. In a surprise ceremony, Heller was presented with a distinguished service pin in recognition of his service as chairman of the COLD (Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease) Club. Presentation was made by Mrs.

Rodger Michael, assistant executive director of the local Tuberculosis and Health Society, which sponsors the COLD Club. Heller, who resided at 734 Sally Ann Drive, has served as chairman of the COLD Club since its inception five years ago. He also has been active in visiting homebound members and in many other activities over and beyond the duties of a chairman. Awards were also presented to Mrs. Ella E.

Byie and John Gibson for attending the most meetings in 1974. Presents Program Henry Homan. laocal radio personality, presented a program of radio bloopers, mistakes from various radio shows and by famous person- alties. Members sang Christmas carols and played games. Prizes were earned by Mrs.

Byle, Mrs. Marguerite Biely, John Gibson and Mrs. Charles Trautman. Santa Claus distributed gifts to the members. Mrs.

Michael announced the next meeting on the last Monday in March will be held in the club's new quarters. She was hospitality chairman for the meeting. Now You Know By United Press International On Sept. 6. 1949.

Japan dropped the custom of counting all persons' birth from Jan. 1 of the year of birth and adopted the Western system of birth- dates. HONORED William M. Heller chairman of the Lebanon County COLD Club, accepts a distinguished service pin from Mrs. Rodger Michael, assistant executive director of the local TB Society, during a meeting of the club last night.

Heller was honored for his five years of service to the club, which is sponsored by the TB Society. (Daily News Photo) Take It Easy In Shoveling Snow Presentation of awards highlighted a meeting of Cub Scout Pack 81 last night in the Fire Hall. John Garloff, cubmaster, Two Injured On Turnpike Two Lebanon residents were injured when their car reportedly was involved in a hit-and-run accident with a truck on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Florence Wentling, 28, 16-R David Drive, sustained bruises, while her son, William Hathaway, 7, same address, suffered a bruise on his head. Both were treated and discharged at the Good Samaritan Hospital.

The accident occurred about 100 miles west of Harrisburg. The Wentling car was towed from the scene. The truck reportedly did not stop. presented cubbing awards to Timothy Sheffy, Timothy Meily, Charles Kimmel, David Felty, Chris Rohland, Donald Wise, Scott Ebersole and John Garloff Jr. Ezra Buchmoyer Webelos leader, presented Webelos awards to Jeff Buchmoyer, Charles Sincavage, Samuel Henne, Kevin Savidge, Russ Kline, Richard Radcliffe and Andrew Yoder.

The Arrow of Light, the highest award in cubbing, was presented to Jeff Buchmoyer, and Craig Holzman was Completes Course Airman First Class Sharon R. Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen R. Taylor, 120 S.

Fifth has been graduated from a carpentry course at Sheppard AFB, Tex. She is abeing assigned to March AFB, Calif. She is a 1970 graduate of Cedar Crest High School. advanced to Wetetos. New boys inducted ioto the pack are Doug Dechert, Kevin Tobias, Edward Hemperly, Arthur Clagett and Stephen Kleiafelter.

Den Four earned the Cubby a ward. Den one led the group singing and Den Two presented a skit. distinctive gifts oils watercolors pottery crafts jewelry graphics sculpture briar barn 939 west governor road hershey. pa. 534-1800 daily 10 to 5 Saturday 10 to 4 2208 market street camp hill, pa.

737-8818 daily 10 to 5 Saturday 10 to 3 Wednesday evening 7 to 9 phone for additional evening hours The wooly bear caterpillars are wearing their shaggiest coats in 20 years, and woolly bear watchers are predicting a hard winter with heavy snows. With heavy snows predicted, the Heart Association warns heart patients that they should have a doctor's approval before shoveling snow. If you are over 40 and just plain out of shape, shovel your walks and driveway this winter, but take it easy. Snow shoveling is strenuous exercise. Here are some tips from the Heart Association to help avoid over-exertion: Don't smoke while shoveling snow.

Tobacco causes contriction of the blood vessels, just as cold air does. The combination can be dangerous. before eating, or wait an hour after a meal, as you would for any strenuous activity. mix alcohol and outdoor work. Alcohol can dull your sense of fatigue and cause you to overexert.

warmlv- Several layers of clothing are warmer than one heavy layer. Keep hands and feet dry. shoveling, lift with your entire body. Let your back and leg muscles take some of the strain off your arms. you become short- winded, rest until breathing is easy.

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