Lebanon Daily News from Lebanon, Pennsylvania • Page 9

Plant Personnel pkui Tree urnit Changes Made James R. Blauch, vice president of manufacturing at Quaker Alloy Casting Myerstown, has announced the following personnel changes at Quaker: Samuel W.Gearhart has been recently employed as quality control administrator and assistant to John Juppenlatz, chief metallurgist. Before joining the Quaker staff, Gearhart was self- employed as a consulting metallurigal engineer. The new employe, living in Pittsburg, is married and the father of four children. Ralph E.

Redinger, Cleona, is assigned the position of nondestructive examination coordinator in the quality control department. Redinger is married and the father of two children. He is a member of the Salem Lutheran Church, Lebanon. Maintenance Foreman In the maintenance department, Carl Brown has been promoted to maintenance foreman. Brown has been employed at Quaker for 18 years.

Most of the years of service have been spent in the maintenance department. He lives with his wife and two children at Pine Grove RD 2. He is a member of the Pine Grove Church of the Brethren. Wayne Gassert, Lebanon RD 2 has been assigned parts manager in the maintenance department. Gassert is a 17- year employe at Quaker, is married and the father of two children.

Rufus Bohr, 3241 Tunnel Hill Road, has been promoted from assistant maintenance foreman to electrical To Defy Smoking Age Law MILFORD, Mich. (UPI) Teachers and officials in the Huron Valley School District said Monday they will refuse to enforce a state law which makes it illegal for students under 18 to smoke. They defied a prosecutor to challenge their stand in court. They said they want to teach the students and not harass them with the law which the teachers claim makes them 'perform police functions." "If we aren't successful in getting the law changed we will go ahead and defy it," said Thomas Collins' School Board president. The School Board wrote letters to six state lawmakers urging them to support pending legislation that would free school officials from enforcing the law which prohibits persons under 18 from smoking.

"We will allow students less than 18 to smoke outside the school building on school property to prove a point," the letter said. The letter also challenged the Oakland County prosecutor to "bring us into court and we'll find out how much that law is really worth." worth." The debate on under-18 smoke started when a citizen complained to Prosecutor L. Brooks Patterson that minors were smoking while attending a public meeting. The School Board followed the complaint by adopting a strict antismoking policy which includes patrols by teachers of outside smoking areas and an antismoking education program with tough penalties for violators. "But all this has not effected any significant changes," said the letter, which was made public Monday.

Patterson said he hopes the district does not openly flout the law, and warned, "But if they, the school board, take a 'We dare you' attitude, my decision would be obvious." 3 Companies Out On Alarm An electric furnace at the residence of Ira E. Shenk, 3033 Tunnel Hill Road, overheated yesterday afternoon and three area fire companies were dispatched to investigate. According to Mark Savidge, driver for the Ebeuezer Fire a few wires in the furnace burned, causing a little smoke. He said the firemen simply turned on the electricity at the residence, which had been switched off as a precaution by the resident Savidge reported that about 17 men from the Ebenezer, Cleona and Speedwell fire companies were on the call for about 20 minutes. mechanical consultant.

Bohr, employed at Quaker for 18 years, has worked in-many departments of the He 'is a member of the Messiah Lutheran Church, and is married and the father of four children. Line Supervisors In the cleaning department, Monroe H. Mock and Leon Zechman have been promoted to line supervisors. Monroe Mock, 121 S. Race Richland, has been employed at Quaker for the past 13 years.

His most recent occupation was rate setter. He is married and the father of three children. Leon Zechman, Womelsdorf RD 1, has been employed at Quaker for several years and worked most recently in the cleaning room. He is married and the father of two children. In the foundry area, John L.

Myerstown RD 4, has been promoted to line supervisor in the jolt mold area. Previously he worked as a floor molder. Wenzler is married and the father of six children. Quaker Alloy produces high quality steel castings. The company is under the leadership of Richard L.

Miller, president; James R. Blauch, vice president of manufacturing; Joseph Navas, vice president of sales and Martin M. Pfautz vice president, controller. Quaker is a division of Harsco a diversified firm with office in Camp Hill. Landowners of Lebanon County are reminded that it is time to plan for tree planting to be done in the spring of 1975.

The Glatfelter Pulp Wood Spring Grove, will share, on a 50-50 basis, the cost of seedlings with interested landowners. Since the inception of the company program in 1951. nearly 15 million seedlings have been furnished to landowners in 13 southcentral Pennsylvania counties, including Lebanon. Tree seedlings available this year under the Glatfelter program are white pine, red pine, Austrian pine, Virginia pine, Norway spruce, white spruce, European larch, Japanese larch, black locust and European alder. Orders are filled on a first-come, first- served basis so it is important to get orders in early.

No Restrictions All seedlings are furnished by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Resources. The Glatfelter Co. imposes no restrictins of any kind, but landowners planting the trees must comply with 'state regulations regarding the trees. For example, they may not be used for Cixristmas trees, decorative or ornamental uses, or for windbreakers. Minimum order acceptable is for 1,000 seedlings, which will plant IVz acres.

All trees become the property of the landowners who may cut them at a future date for any wood product. For information about placing an order, see the local county agent, the Bureau of Forestry district office or write directly to The Glatfelter Pulp Wood Spring Grove. 17362. CAP Meeting Held At VFW Communications was the topic for a meeting of the Civil Air Patrol Sunday in the Lebanon VFW post home. A session of drill practice was conducted, also.

It was announced Robert E. Schreter, a commercial pilot, has joined Squadron 307 and will serve as aerospace counselor for the cadet program. A Level I training clinic was conducted Saturday for senior members in Hanover. Plans were also discussed for the 33rd anniversary of CAP, Dec. 1-7.

Lebanon DaiJ New Tuesda November 24,1974 Asks Reason For Increase U.S. Senator Hugh Scott (R- Pa.) today asked the U.S. Postal Service to produce a "full justification immediately" of increases in first class postage reported to take effect next year. In a telegram to E. T.

Klassen, Postmaster General of the United States, Senator Scott said he feared the effect of a postal increase would be "anti-consumer and inflationary." It has been widely reported that the first class postage rate will be increased to 12 cents or 13 cents next July. "Past increases in the cost of postage have not necessarily been followed by increases in the efficiency of our mail service," Scott said. ''The people of this country demand an immediate justification of higher mail rates if they are expected to pay them." California Man SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Recent diggings at Calico, in San Bernardino County, indicates possible existence of man in California as early as 50,000 years ago. CENSUS One hundred and fifty-one patients, including two infants ADMISSIONS Mrs. Lillian Royer, Cleona Mrs.

Catherine M. Wolfe, Lebanon Ray W. Folmer, Lebanon Mrs. Marcella C. Heilman, Lebanon Karen M.

Kovach, Lebanon Daniel S. Blacfcman, Cleona David A. Giant, Lebanon Miss Susan C. Musheno, Lebanon Renee M. Miller, Myerstown Mrs.

Mary R. Roth, Mt. Gretna Sandy N. Springborn, Lebanon Mrs. Debra L.

Heagy, Lebanon DISCHARGES Mrs. Grace E. Heller, Lebanon David S. Rhoads, Fredericksburg Mrs. Betty L.

Langdon, Lebanon Frederick P. Bickel, Lebanon Nicole N. Heck, Lebanon Alfred H. Snavely, Lebanon Mrs. Amy P.

Walmer, Palmyra Mrs. Anna M. Enck, Schaefferstown Cody C. Dove, Fredericksburg Mrs. Susan M.

Tice, Lebanon Joseph Mettley, Cornwall Mrs. Catherine E. Steiner, Lebanon Clemence W. Cassel, Palmyra Robert P. Schumacher, Lebanon Mrs.

Catherine Seiberling, Jonestown Mrs. Helen K. Ramsey, Cornwall Michele Lewandowski, Myerstown Mrs. Linda M. Reber and babygirl, Lebanon Mrs.

Margaret R. Horst, Schaefferstown Mrs. Joann E. Biever and baby boy, Harrisburg Steven V. Cole, Richland Boys Die In Refrigerator MOUNT CARMEL, 111.

(UPI) Two small boys suffocated Monday in an abandoned refrigerator which was left outdoors in a residential area, police said. AuthorUies said Timothy' Adams, 4. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams, and Charles Cullivan, 5, son of Mrs.

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