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I Civil Continued From Page One and Weiglestown Fire Hall. There are plans to add more emergency hospitals and aid stations in the near future. Col Crawford pointed out that those townships and boroughs which do not have CD directors are not eligible for CD aid since supervisors and councilmen have failed to act in making the appointments. Once a CD director is appointed the political subdivision he serves is eligible for matching funds in the purchase of CD equipment of all types. "The State Council of Civil Defense in Harrisburg has informed us that it is mandatory for each political subdivision desiring to participate in federal or state matching funds and surplus property, should submit a letter recommending the appointment of a Civil Defense director.

The letter will be forwarded by this office to Harrisburg for a formal appointment by the Governor of Col. Crawford "Of course, this does not mean," Col. Crawford pointed out, "that we could not take our CD equipment into an area which has no local director should that area have a disaster. But, it does mean that would be no emergency equipment in the area unless it had been totally paid local taxpayers." The big CD items such as rescue trucks, generators and hospital equipment, are all charged to the county CD organization and are operated county-wide divisions. SHELTERS NEEDED The biggest single thing on the county CD agenda at present is public fallout shelters, Col.

Crawford indicated. He said he is pleased with the public response for shelter literature. "Civil Defense is an oft misunderstood phrase," he said. "As an organization we are here simply to help people help themselves in case of emergency. That's all CD is--people helping themselves.

And necessary their nearest neighbors. "Naturally, families who provide themselves with fully stocked and equipped fallout shelters the fewer shelters we will have to build for general use. present we have no plans to actually build large public shelters. What we want to do is to utilize and improve existing facilities which would make excellent fallout shelters. Col.

Crawford paid high praise to his own staff and the local CD Jorganizations in York County for their dedication to the job of organizing. "If there is any credit due anyone for the high regard in which York County is held by the State Civil Defense Council it should go to these men and women who have worked just as long and hard as I to make the honor possible. "I'm sure, however, that everyone of them feels as I do. There are times when you want to throw up your hands in disgust and quit; the odds against what you are trying to do seem so impossible. But, then something nice happens to erase all the bad moments and it makes everything right again.

"We just keep plugging away at apathy and sooner or later apathy is just a word and not a condition. That's what we have done here in York County, I believe. We've made apathy just an ugly word. "Don't misunderstand. We still have a lot of work to do.

Hard work. But we have had hard work to do before and we did it. We will do it Miss Renoll, Area Bride RED LION Miss Patricia Lorraine Renoll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul K.

Renoll, Horace Mann Red Lion, became the bride Saturday of Donald Lee Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Jones, York R3. The ceremony was performed by the Rev.

Mervie Welty in the Bethany E. U. B. Church, W. Broadway, Red Lion at 2 p.

m. Both the bride and bridegroom attended the Red Lion Area High S. H. Green Stamp Store, School. He is employed by, the York.

Monthly Meet Scheduled By School Board DOVER Dover Area School Board will hold its monthly meeting Monday at 8 p. m. at the local high school. Included on the agenda will be letters of resignation from three teachers: Mrs. David Reed, Jean Myers and Felice Torchia.

The recommendation of teachers will also be discussed. CHANGE OF COMMAND-Lt. Harry A. Harner, left, is shown taking command of USNR Surface Division 4-60 this week, relieving LCDR. Karl V.

Schmittle, right. Harner formerly was executive officer of the division. Peach Dessert Contest To Be Held In York YORK The 7th Annual Peach Dessert Contest, sponsored by the York County Horticultural Association and the York Agricultural Extension Association will be held Friday at 1:30 p. m. in the lounge of the Drovers and Mechanics National 30 S.

George York. The contest will be conducted by members of the York County Horticultural Association Auxiliary, Mrs. Richard K. Seitz is chairman. Other members are Mrs.

J. Bentz Kauffman, Mrs. John Hope Anderson and Mrs. C. Everitt Richardson.

All single girls of the area, age 15 to 18 years are eligible for the contest. Applications may be ob tained by contacting any committee member or from Mrs. Lorraine Miller of the local extension office. The deadline is Monday. Applications must be turned in to the committee chairman, Mrs.

Seitz. All desserts must be prepared at home and be submitted for judging. The judges will be Mrs. Ralph B. Perrson, home economist, Gil David, WSBA radio personality and a staff member of the bank.

The winner of the contest will then compete in a contest at the Metropolitan Edison Company on Aug. 23. IN.C. Girl Is Bride Of York Man YORK A wedding of local interest was solemnized Saturday at 11 a. m.

when Mary Evelyn Broxton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Broxton, Fourth SW, Winston-Salem, N. C.

became the bride of Bert Joseph Loeper son of Mr. and Mrs. Bert J. Loeper, 1503 W. Princess York.

The Rt. Rev. Dennis A. Lynch officiated at the double ring ceremony and celebrated the Nuptial Mass in St. Leo's Roman Catholie Church, Winston-Salem.

Escorted to the altar by her father, the bride was attired in a white floor length gown of silk organza and Chantilly lace, designed with long sleeves, scalloped neckline and bouffant skirt. Seed pearls and sequins outlined the neckline. She wore an ivory rose solitaire necklace, a gift from the bridegroom and her fingertip veil of bridal illusion was attached to a crown of seed pearls and sequins. A prayer book topped with white lily of the valley was carried by the bride. A sister of the bride, Miss Margaret Ann Broxton was maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were the Misses Martha Jean Broxton, another er sister; Germaine Legendre of Winston-Salem and Kathrine Harriss, Southern Pines, N. the bride's college roommate. Mrs. Margaret Arnold of York, a sister to the bridegroom was also a bridesmaid. Joseph Mummer of York served as best man.

Ushers were John Loeper of York, a brother to the bridegroom; Allen Broxton, a brother to the bride; John Fitzpatrick of Dallastown and Leroy Brezler of York. Following a wedding reception at the home of the bride's parents, the couple left on a wedding trip through the Shenandoah Valley. They will reside upon their return at 304 W. Jackson York. Mrs.

Loeper graduated from Villa Marie Anna Academy in Winston-Salem and is a recent graduate of Mercy Hospital School of nursing in Charlotte, N. C. and Sacred Heart Junior College of Belmont, N. C. The bridegroom graduated from York Catholic High School.

He is presently attending York Junior College and is employed by Caterpillar Tractor York. He served four years with the U. S. Air Force. Drug Firm To End Operations YORK The Morris 1 Drug after 138 years of continuous operation at 7 E.

Market one of the oldest drug firms in the United States, is going out of business, announced Roger H. Shultz, one of seven present owners. He explained that "the drop in volume of business" does not war. rant further operation of the A liquidation sale, Shultz said, will be held soon when "everything will be sold to the walls." This includes the company's own private formulas, all stock, fixtures and many antiques considerled to be the largest single untouched collection of apothecary instruments and supplies along the Atlantic seaboard. The building will also be sold.

The prescription department will remain open to fill prescriptions on hand, and the postoffice will be open until the end of this month. The present ownership, headed by Shultz, and Robert H. Warren, president of York Container' purchased the company (in 1958 from Richard F. Yost. The corporation's board of directors Ezra Miller, Charles Wolf, and Attorney William S.

Eisenhart. The sale by Yost brought to the end the long control of the business by the York family predating the Civil War. He succeeded his brother, the late Fred R. Yost, who was preceded 1 by their father, Geoffrey Yost. The Yost family succeeded to the business of C.

A. Morris and Company, which was established in 1923 at the present location. Geoffrey Yost became associated with the company in 1859 and was actively connected with the firm until his death in 1931. He became senior member of the firm in 1872, upon the death of C. A.

Morris, athe was named president when business was incorporated in 1919. Name Chairmen For Horse Show YORK Committee chairmen were announced this week for the forthcoming annual horse show sponsored by the York County Horsemen's, will Association. take place Aug. 27 beginning at 11:30 a. m.

at the York County Horseman's Club grounds, four miles east of York off Rt. 30. This year's show chairman is Greg Woolridge; show secretary, Arlene Donahue and treasurer, John McGinn. Dottie Woolridge is in charge of the refreshment stand and Marion Kaltreider, ribbons. Woolridge is handling publicity and will assist Mrs.

Kaltreider in securing judges. Jack Wagner is show blacksmith and Bernard Schleeter, ring master. A chicken barbecue will be featured as an added attraction and will be handled by Maurice I Grenewalt. THE SUNDAY NEWS, AUGUST 13, 1961-25 York Sunday News Want-ads Weighty Problems Lifted With Want Ads Add Up Profits Want Ads Luck Starts With Want Ads Find Things With Want Ads When It Rains Want Ads Shine World Is Your Oyster With Want Ads MUSIC MUSIC INSTRUMENTS SAVE ON FAMOUS ORGANS MODEL IF NEW SALE 1-Lowrey Holiday 945.00 750.00 1-Lowrey Festival 2695.00 2395.00 1-Wurlitzer 4600 2495.00 1495.00 1-Wurlitzer 4000 695.00 550.00 1-Wurlitzer 4200 995.00 650.00 1-Wurlitzer 2-in-1 4250 1065.00 625.00 3-Thomas Ch- 825.00 495.00 2-Thomas Spinet 729.50 495.00 5-Thomas Spinet 625.00 495.00 4-Hammond Chord 995.00 595.00 1-Hammond Chord 995.00 495.00 1-Hammond Spinet 1325.00 995.00 1-Conn 1425.00 895.00 1-Orgatron 1895.00 795.00 1-Magnus Serenade 275.00 150.00 7-Portables 139.50 69.50 Up OPEN EYBOARD FREE EVENINGS STUDIOS PARKING REAR 830 EAST MARKET, YORK, PA. MOBILE HOMES Gladys Mobile Homes -Ventura, Silver Dome, New Moon, American Line, etC, Also some nice Fam.

Travel Trailers. Stewartstown. Ph. 97-R-2. TOP MOBILE QUALITES SMOKER BUDDY REMBRANDT ATLAS THE FINEST IN MOBILE HOMES COME TO KING'S TRAILER SALES Roosevelt Ave.

Loucks Rd. 1 Mile West of Route 111 North York WANTED USED HOUSE ERS. Any size or model. Will pay cash or trade. HESS Mobile Homes, 2115 Bannister York 3-4394.

USED 10 WIDE TRAILERS LOW "DOWN PAYMENT MOBILE HOMES OF YORK 2819 E. MARKET ST. YORK, 474591 OPEN DAILY 9-9 OPEN SUN. 2-7 FOR INSPECTION ONLY FUNERAL DIRECTORS MAX G. ANSTINE FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1701 W.

Market St. Ph. York 3-3889 Shindler Funeral Home 915 N. Duke St. Phone York 7192 Hartenstein Mortuary New Freedom Ph.

Glen Rock 6271 Chapman Funeral Home 135 S. Queen Ph. York 6190, 27637 MORGAN E. FREY Funeral Director 1223 N. George St.

Ph. York 5720 Borgel Funeral Home 252 S. George St. Ph. York 7419 KOLLER FUNERAL HOME 2000 W.

Market St. Phone York 6274 GUY B. CREEP FUNERAL DIRECTOR East E. Market St. Ph.

York 5791 STRACK STINE FUNERAL HOME 1205 E. Market St. Ph. York 7308 SLEEGER FUNERAL HOME 822 E. Market St.

York, Ph. 82-491 ETZWEILER FUNERAL HOME 1111 E. Market Street Phone York 6236 PETS SUPPLIES REG. PUPPIES adults; cheap. Schipperke, Pekingese, Papillion Belgian sheep dogs.

Closing Kennels. Phone Loganville 2398 after 6 P. M. Visits Sat. or by appointment.

Keyes Kennels, Rte, 1, Seven Valleys, Pa. (Location-Gladfelter's Station). FOR PLEASURE AND PROFIT Raise Rabbits for US, American Chinchillas and New Zealand Whites. Catalog FREE. PINE HILL RABBIT FARM Emigsville, Pa.

HOKE'S PONY RANCH SALES SERVICE York Off Trail Mile West WSBA Phone York 3-2155 Palominos, Shetlands and Pintos BOATSACCESSORIES MOTORS MOHR'S MARINE Sales ServiceEvinrude Motors, all types used motors- Glastron, Crestliner, Whirlwind boats. Compl. line paints access. 2805 N. Geo.

Ph. York 92212. SEE JIM BAUM Custom-made Boat Covers, Repairing, Waterproofing. Free Est. 1221 E.

York 60152. MARKET PRODUCE PEACHES TRIOGEM HALE HAVEN STARK ELBERTA RAMBO APPLES SWEET CORN Paul Whitcomb a Roosevelt Extd. PHONE 462223 Age Ape Ape PEACHES Sweet Eating NECTARINES Fancy Rambo APPLES Fresh Picked White Yellow SWEET CORN also POTATOES TOMATOES RAAB FRUIT FARMS DALLASTOWN Ph. R. L.

246-5041 3 Ago Ape Ape PEACHES Golden Jubilee-Red Haven Rambo Apples Nectarines Plums Wholesale or Retail Yohe and Son Spring Grove, R. D. Ph. 223-4451 Ape Age ON THE SPOT FOR SALE WATCH THIS COLUMN Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry JOE BARLEY, JEWELER 1105 W. Poplar St.

York, Pa. TV Antennas, Motors, Tubes, Picture Tubes. Factory-to- You Prices. Open Until 10. Roosevelt TV Supply, 251 Roosevelt York, Pa CHINCHILLAS Make Big Money Raising Chinchillas for us.

Send for free catalog. KEENEY BROS. FARM New Freedom, Pa. Wurlitzer Gulbransen PianosWurlitzer, Lowrey Thomas Organs. Gibson Guitars, Bell Scandelli Accordions, Olds Band Instruments, Fisher Stereo and Hi-Fi.

Used Pianos Organs. KEYBOARD STUDIOS 830 E. Market York Ph. 7622 OPEN EVENINGS Maytag washers, new used. Auth.

factory sales serv. on all Maytag Appl. Prompt reas. service. Call Harry Allaman.

136 E. Mkt. 23059. PUMPS WATER SOFTENERS P. W.

STRICKLAND 31 S. Queen St. Ph York 5854 NORTHERN RADIO Toys Appliances 954 N. George York -SERVICE LOWEST Rates, Best of Care, Babysitting in my home. Shiloh-Dover area.

Ph. York 462161. LIVESTOCK- DEAD ANIMALS REMOVED. John W. Kerchner, Seven Valleys, Pa.

Call collect -Log. 2821 or York 474113. WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS Make a list of those unwanted items that are taking up needed space around your home and PHONE YORK 2-7881 (We Will Charge It) AUTOMOTIVE Dust Bowl Sale EXTRA-EXTRA Our Road Is Still Torn Up, But You Can Get Thru Zeigler's Jeep Sales Service R.D. Red Lion, Pa. Red Lion 2443995 USED JEEPS Jeep ton pickup, 4-wheel drive, with snowplow, only 700 miles.

Save $500.00 '53 Jeep Station Wagon 6 cyl. with overdrive. 2wd, Nice one '53 Jeep pickup. 4-cyl. 4.

wheel drive. Hyro snowplow rebuilt '48 Jeep 4wd Universal Metal Cap, buy now save the winter increase NEW JEEPS IN STOCK '61 Jeep Station Wagons 4wd, to choose from Jeep pickups, 3 to choose from '61 Jeep Universals, 4wd, 5. to choose from, including wheelbase Ci6 USED CARS '58 Cadillac Cpe. DeVille, full power, 28,000 miles, one owner, reduced '57 Cadillac Conv. Cpe.

There's none around any cleaner '57 Buick Special 4-dr. hardtop. 36,000 miles, a real cream puff '57 Ford V8 2-dr. ranch wagon, std. shift, a clean wagon '56 Chev.

Belair 2-dr. std. drive, overhauled engine '55 Ply. Belv. 4-dr.

6-pass. station wagon, auto. shift, clean '54 Pontiac Star Chief, good runner, only $395.00 '54 Dodge Custom Powerflite. This car is in top cond. '50 Olds.

runs 0 good, A special Pat $145.00 '50 Pontiac shift, good rubber, only $100.00 USED TRUCKS '57 Chev. pickup V8, aver. age condition, only $895.00 '55 Ford 1-ton stake, electric tailgate lift, it's gotta go '53 Chev. sdn. delivery, far above average, excellent engine '51 Chev.

1-ton closed van body, new engine, it's a cream puff, 4 speeds, duals, $595.00 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM See Bob, Red, By or Bill Detour Route, Come Down Springwood Park Road Till You See Our Signs OUR BEST DEALS '60 Pontiac Safari Sta. Wagon. P.S., 1 Owner. Like New. '59 Pontiac Dr.

Sdn. P.S. '57 Pontiac Conv. All Power '56 Buick Century, 4 Dr. H.T.

Power Equip. '56 Ford 2 Dr. Stick Shift STONY BROOK GARAGE, INC. 3611 E. Market St.

York Fh. 47-3371 or 47-5966 OPEN EVES. CADILLACS! '62' SDN. '60 DeVILLE $4695 '62' CON'60 VERT. $4595 '62' CPE.

'59 DeVILLE $3795 Air Conditioned '59 COUPE $3495 '58 '62' DeVILLE SDN. $2495 '58 '62' SEDAN 4 DR. $2395 '57 '62' VERT. CON- $1795 WHITE ROSE MOTORS, INC. USED CAR DEPT.

2995 E. MARKET ST. PHONE YORK 47-3051 OK SERVICE GARAGE BEST BUYS OVER 100 CARS TO CHOOSE FROM '51 TO '61 MODELS $75.00 to $3500 NO DOWN PAYMENT 3 YEARS TO PAY 1261 E. Princess St. York, Pa.

HELP-FEMALE LADIES, SANTA needs toy demonstrators now till Nov. 19th. Apply Yuletide Party Sales, Marguerite Heidler, 540 N. Pershing Ave. Ph.

York 34815, RECEPTIONIST interested in Beauty Cuiture Training. Antone Beauty Schools. 128 N. George York, Pa HELP AGENCIES "Your Future is Our Business" Phil A. Belanger Assoc.

Personnel Placement Consultants. 208 E. Market. York 36-502. C.

W. SNYDER MOTORS Sales JEEP Service 2397 CARLISLE ROAD, YORK, PA. PHONE 464362 All Models of New Jeeps in Stock USED CARS TRUCKS WE SPECIALIZE IN JEEP REPAIRS OFFICIAL INSPECTION STATION Complete Stock of Parts and Accessories Summertime Specials 1960 Chev. Biscayne, 4 dr. Sdn.

6 cyl. R. local one owner car $1795 1959 Ford Custom, 4 dr. San. 6 cyl.

Low mileage, 1 owner, stick, R. $1495 1958 Chev. Impala, Sport Cpe. V-8, Cream Puff, R. H.

$1695 1955 Chev. Bel Air, 4 dr. 1 V-8, A nice white turquoise car, $795 All cars carry the Chevrolet OK Guarantee in writing. All are fully reconditioned and State Inspected. MANY OTHER LATE MODEL CARS TO CHOOSE FROM LUCKENBAUGH CHEVROLET SPRING GROVE, PA.

Ph. 117 223 3711 CLEAN USED CARS Reconditioned Guaranteed SEE OUR SELECTION AT OUR USED CAR LOT, 676 S. MAIN RED LION. PH. RED LION 20465.

Southern York County's ONLY Chrysler, Plymouth and Valiant Dealer. A. H. GROVE SONS FELTON, PA. Ph.

Red Lion 25061 EXCELLENT CARS FOR YOUR VACATION AT D. E. STETLER SONS, INC. 601 S. GEORGE ST.

Phone York 81856 DODGE DODGE DART SIMCA AUTO ACCESSORIES and SERVICE MASTER Auto Radiator Co. Radiators cleaned repaired recored. 2719 E. Market St. York 474322 DAPP'S AUTO BODY REPAIR We Specialize in Foreign Cars.

111 North Queen York Phone York 8-1835 YOUR CAR is a reflection on YOU. So keep it looking new. Complete auto body service paint work done to perfection. Yorkshire Garage, Longstown RD -45-5728. 17 ACRES used cars parts.

We buy wrecked cars lunk cars. Gurreri 5 Miles from York on East Prospect Road. Ph. 475431. INSTRUCTIONS YOUR FUTURE, Investigate and compare, Antone Beauty Schools, York's largest, modern school, 128 N.

George Ph. 82-176. Mail for free information. Name Address Town BIG SAVINGS ON ALL OUR USED CARS FORGET YOUR HOT WEATHER BLUES IN ONE OF OUR HEAT WAVE HONEYS! Grenewalt's 150 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM NO DOWN PAYMENT 36 MOS. TO PAY 1002-06 MT.

ROSE AVE. YORK PH. 81882 This Week's BARGAINS '58 MODEL SALE 1958 FORD Fairlane 500 4 Dr. Sedan, Power C.O.M., Radio, Heater. 1958 FORD 4 Dr.

Sedan, 6 Reg. Trans. Radio and heater, one owner, color Bik. 1958 FORD 2 Dr. Sedan with heater, one owner, 23,000 actual miles, color White, 6 cyl.

Reg. Trans. 1958 FORD 2 Dr. Sedan, 6 cyl. Reg.

One owner, 2 tone color. 1958 FORD 2 Dr. Sedan, one owner with Heater. 6 cyl. 2 tone color.

1958 FORD Del Rio Ranch Wag. on, 8 cyl. F.O.M. One owner, real clean. 1958 CHEVROLET 4 Dr.

Station Wagon, one owner. other, Makes Select And From. Models BESHORE KOLLER FORD SALES SERVICE Manchester, Penna. Ph. 4681 or 73311 Open Evenings Until 9 SAVE $1000.00 1961 Lincoin Continental Convertible, fully equipped.

Brand new, never titled. Factory warranty. CARL BEASLEY CO. 722 W. MARKET ST.

PH. YORK 6876 Owner of 1960 4 dr. Ford Fair. lane 500, A. excellent cond.

Would like to swap for a clean 8 cyl. 1957, P.S. A. T. and assume low monthly payments.

See Mr. Hadley 3700 W. Market York, Space 305, any time Monday. Change Of Command In Reserve Unit YORK A change of command at the U.S. Naval Reserve Training Center was announced Saturday by LCDR Earl I.

Brown. commanding officer. The change, he said, involves Surface Division 4-60. Lt. Harry A.

Harner this week relieved LCDR. Karl V. Schmittle as division commanding officer upon Schmittle's completion of his tour of duty. Also involved in the change was Lt. David E.

Stauffer who relievled Lt. Harner as executive officer. Before the change took place, both officers inspected the division. All the officers are from York except Lt. Harner, who is from Hanover.

Brown said that the division is an augmentation unit for the selected reserve and as such trains men to be petty officers to assume responsible jobs as leaders. He said members of the Naval Reserve who drill weekly probably will not be subject to involuntary recall since they form a group needed only in the event of all-out war. He said there still are a few openings for qualified Imen. USED AUTOS '55 CHEV. STATION WAGON 6 cyl.

4 Powerglide. Whitie Sales Service 341 S. Pine York 24776 A. W. "BUD" SHELLENBERGER Used Cars 1935 Market St York 52527 AUTOMOBILES WANTED- -Paying the highest cash prices.

Apply Greener's Used Car Lot, corner HIll St. and Third Ave. Phone 22121 or 28941 ADAMS SHEFFER NEW AND USED CARS 3430 E. MARKET ST. YORK PHONE 476-796 BUILD REPAIR REMODEL FOR WHATEVER SERVICE YOU NEED CALL ANY OF THESE RELIABLE BUSINESS FIRMS LISTED BELOW: LAWN paired, MOWERS air-cooled sharpened engines, and serv- re-1 Grove's Home Repair iced.

Work guaranteed. John C. Damms, 1952 Stanton. Ph York 21928 MORE EFFICIENT OUTPUTI For you when your typewriter's repaired by BANCROFT Let US give yoU last ounce production speed from your present machine with a repair job now Complete typewriter service. Full line of office supplies.

H. G. BANCROFT 53 Duke St phone 82997 WYNN HEATING COOLING 574 W. MARKET ST. YORK, PA.

Rear 172 E. Cottage York PHONE YORK 22247 For Finest Service in Town USED TV's $25 UP Over 50 to Choose From USED WASHERS $19.95 UP C. B. "RED" KLINEDINST 113 S. Duke St.

Ph. 82967 Lawn Mowers Recond. Air Cooled Engines repaired. MARKLE DOOR CHECK SERVICE 130 S. Clinton York.

Ph. 26801.