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35 THE YORK DISPATCH THURSDAY JULY 13 1972 LOST AND FOUND BAUM EISTER A ORCUTT 854-0053 Mortuary Queen St and Jackson Adv Jy5-tf County Obituaries Gas Co Asks Help Deaths and Burials Mrs Edna A Peddicord Mrs Edna A Peddicord widow of Hany A Peddicord died at 9 pm Wednesday at her hone 225 Prospect St She was 85 Born in Norfolk Vat daughter of the late John and Margaret Blaisdell she was a retired restaurant worker and a member of St Catholic Church Her only survivor is a niece Mrs Rose Blair Spring-field Mass A mass of resurrection will be celebrated at 9 am Saturday at St church Burial will be in St Cemetery The Reiley Funeral Home 252 George St in charge of arrangements Charles Kline Funeral services for Charles Kline husband of Edna Kline who died Monday at his residence 313 Queen St were held today at the Dodson Funeral Home with the Rev Ness retired United Methodist minister officiating Burial was in Mount Rose Cemetery The following employes erf Campbell Chain Ca served as pallbearers Fern Eyler Jonathan Owen Jr Ray Roser and Joseph Evans DEATHS On July 10 1972 at 7 :43 pm at Rest Haven Ada I Depfer 556 Dupont Ave widow of George Depfer aged 80 years and 1 month Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Friday at 2 pm at St Paul' Lutheran Church Interment in Zion Union Cemetery Relatives and friends are invited to caU at the Sleeger Funeral Home 822 Market St Thursday evening from 7 to 9 and from 1 to 2 pm Friday at the church Those desiring may make memorial contributions to St Church Box 37 Seven Valleys ll-3t On July 11 1972 at 9:35 pm at his residence 1339 Phila St George Forrest husband of the late Miriam Shenberger Forrest aged 61 years 10 months and 7 days Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Friday at 11 am at the Everhart Funeral Home East and East Market streets Interment to Prospect Hill Cemetery Relatives and friends are Invited to call at the Everhart Funeral Home Thursday evening from 7 to 9 12-2t On July 11 1972 at 2:45 pm DOA at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital Edward Green husband of Virginia Wlmer Green 309 Donna Lane aged 71 years 3 months and 1 day Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 10 am at the Baumelster and Orcutt Colonial Mortuary South Queen and Jackson street Interment In Prospect Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary Friday from 7 to 9 pm 12-Jt GRUVER On July 11 1972 at 9 :15 pm at the Masonic Home Elizabethtown Pa Rosie Erb Grover widow of Oscar Grover formerly of 319 Princess St aged 87 years and months Relatives and friend are Invited to attend the funeral services on Friday at 10 am at the Dodson Funeral Home 517 George St Interment in Mount Rose Cemetery Viewing Friday at the Dodson Funeral Home from 9 am until time of service 12-2t On July 11 1972 at 5:55 pm at his home Wrighta-ville RD 1 Charles McCleary husband of Mrs Mary Jane Fisher McCleary aged 86 years and 18 days Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services at 2 pm Friday from the OlewHer Funeral Home 145 East Broadway Red Lion Interment to SpringvUie Cemetery hear Craley Relatives and friends may call at the Olewiler Funeral Home Thursday evening from 7 to 9 On July 12 1972 at 5:48 pm at York Hospital Helen Mitchell wife of Henry A Mitchell 1006 Midland Ave aged 77 years month and 22 days Relatives and frlendj are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday at 10 am from the Trinity United Church of Christ 32 Market St Interment In Conestoga Memorial Park Lancaster No viewing Friday evening ta lieu of Sowers contribution may be made to the York County Heart Association 13-2t On July 12 1972 at 11:40 pm at Sellngsgrove Hospital Howard (Billy) Mountford son of Mable Mountford and the late Edwin Mountford 717 Poplar St aged 46 years 4 months and 26 days Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday July 15 at 10 a at the Sleeger Funeral Home 822 Market St Interment la Mount Rose Cemetey Relatives and friends are Invited to call at the Sleeger Funeral Home Friday evening from 7 to 9 NAYLOR On July 11 1972 at 10:15 pm at Colonial Manor Nursing Home- Ruth Stewart Naylor widow of Samuel Naylor 518 Prospect St aged 63 years 3 months and 2 days Graveside services wfll be held at Greenmount Cemetery at the convenience of the family Please omit flowers On July 12 1972 at her residence Edna A Peddicord widow of Harry A Peddicord 225 Prospect St aged 85 years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 8:30 am at the Reiley Funeral Home 252 George St followed at 9 am with a mass of resurrection in St Patrick's Church Interment In St Came-tery On July 12 1972 at 4:45 pra at York Hospital Levi Randolph husband of Jean A Fogle Randolph 632 Prospect St aged 60 years 8 months and 3 day Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday at 1 pm at the Dodson Funeral Horaa 517 George St Interment In St Lutheran Church Cemetery Friends may caU at the Dodson Funeral Home Friday evening from 7 to 9 SHTVE On July 1972 at 8:67 pm at York Hospital Cletua Shive husband of Florence Butcher Shire 21 Water St Jacobus aged 68 years 3 months and 23 days Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services on Friday at 10 am from the Gefcsle Funeral Home Glen Rock Interment In Methodist Cemetery Jacobus Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday evening from 7 to 9 In lieu of flowers contributions may be made to York County Mental Health Society 12-2t WALTEMYER On July 12 1972 at 8:15 at his residence 226 Main St Dallastown Charles Waltemyer husband of Ida (Cordrey) Waltemyer aged 35 years 3 months and 5 days Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Saturday July 15 at 3 pm at the Burg Funeral Home 134 Broadway Red Lion Interment in Bethel United Methodist Cemetery Ferry Relatives and friends are Invited to call at the funeral home Friday evening from 7 to 9 13-2t the demand for cleaner-burning fuels to stem growing pollution problems cancellation of gas lease sales in the Gulf of Mexico where most of the gas used here comes from and federal imposition of price controls on gas producers Pointing out that the United States is on some of the largest gas reserves in the Brennan outlined the program Columbia has under way to produce gas synthetically and to import it from Algeria But he pointed' out- all phases of the program are running into delays from government and conservationists He suggested consumers wrie their legislators to seek Census Bureau Study Blacks Show Gains in Jobs And Education WASHINGTON (UPI) Black Americans made solid gains in education income and job opportunities between 1960 and 1970 a Census Bureau report said today In Northern and Western states young black families reached an income comparable with that cf their white counterparts In a study based on statistics from the 1970 census the bureau cited gains in home ownership and voting strength for the 23 million black citizens More black youths are attending college and fewer are dropping out of high school the report said however in 1972 blacks still lag behind whites in most social and economic areas although the differentials have narrowed ever the the report said Impressive The most impressive gain according to the study was among families under 35 years of age in the North and West where both husband and wife worked In that the median income for black families in 1970 was $11045 in 1970 compared to $10578 for a comparable white family For the nation as a whole the young family income figures were $9267 for blacks and $10396 for white The report also noted that young black working wives earned about 30 per cent more than their white counterparts In education the study showed that the high school dreout rate for blacks had dropped sharply to 111 per cent in 1971 but was still higher than the 74 per cent rate for white students On the college level the number of black students enrolled increased from 10 to 18 per cent between 1965 and 1971 while the proportion of white college students remained stable at about 22 per cent In the 1960-1970 decade black home ownership increased from 38 to 42 per cent And although there was more overcrowding in black than white homes most of the crowded homes were in rural areas rather than in city slums On employment the report said still are overrepresented in most lower-paying less skilled jobs and underrepresented in the better-paying high-skilled Moreover the unemployment rate for blacks and other non-white minorities was 99 per cent last year compared to 54 per cent for white workers But blacks have made inroads in white collar and better paying skilled labor jobs the report said from 3 million in 1960 to 5 million last year MOTORCYCLIST HURT Memorial Osteopathic Hospital reported treating William McGinnis 22 of 720 Princess St at 3:40 pm Tuesday for multiple brush burns which he told attendants he sustained when he fell from a motorcycle Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania warns that a steadily worsening energy shortage could shut down industries and leave other businesses and homes without enough for their daily needs unless the public recognizes the problem and urges government to cooperate with the energy industries for an early solution James Brennan manager of public relations appealed for the help of its 55000 local customers in an address to 300 persons attending the York Rotary Club lancbecn at Yorktowne Motor Inn Wednesday Brennan pointed to a number of causes for the shortage in all forms of energy among them Sign Hearing Slated Shrewsbury Twp Billboard Case Comes Before Judge Friday! Shrewsbury Township Plan ning Commission has been informed that a preliminary public hearing for complaints pertinent to the erection of a 100-foot-wide billboard just west of Exit 1 of Interstate! 83 is scheduled for 9:30 am Friday in Judge James office at the York County Courthouse The three township supervisors as well as Philip Fahs permit and law enforcement officer are requested to be present at the bearing Solicitor Donald TA Puckett filed for a court injunction at request when he was informed that the Rivers Advertising Agency Murfreesboro Term was erecting the billboard without procuring a building permit The-township building ordinance specifies that in order to erect any building or structure having dimensions of 100 square feet it is mandatory to obtain a building permit Erection of the billboard was completed on Memorial Day when a court order could not be issued The agency ignored a letter which had been sent by township officials last: month containing a desist order Atty Puckett stated that if sufficient information is presented at the hearing the agency will have to remove the sign JAIL ALERTED ADDS GUARD NO INCIDENT To prevent possible trouble extra armed guards were placed on alert at York County Prison Tuesday afternoon Warden Richard Hahn reported The precaution was taken he said because officials had received warning that one or more visitors to the prison planned some kind of incident When no incident developed Hahn said the extra guards were withdrawn BES OPEN SATURDAY The Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security office at 728 Beaver St will be open Saturday from 9 am to noon to take unemployment claims from those persons who returned to work after the flood and were unable to report to the office for proper credit BES City Manager Bruce Wagner has announced 'Glorious Twelfth' Least 8 Die in Religious Strife BELFAST Northern Ireland (AP) Security forces kept the Protestant marchers and the Roman Catholics apart in Northern Ireland on Wednesday but at least eight persons were killed before and after the parades on the Glorious Twelfth It was one of the bloodiest days in the three years of communal strife Beat a cup of heavy cream with sugar and vanilla to taste Then fold in a stiffly beaten egg white This increases the volume of the whipped cream Francis Rabine NEW OXFORD Rabine 69 husband of Viola Fox Rabine 209 Carlisle St died at 10:30 am Tuesday at Hanover General Hospital where be was a patient one week A barber he served as captain of the fire police squad of New Oxford Fire Co many years and was commander of Pfeiffer Camp 60 A son of the late George and Jennie Miller Rabine he was a member of St Immaculate Conception Catholic Church and Holy Name Society New Oxford Social and Athletic Club liberty Fire Co North York Hanover Lodge 227 Loyal Order of Moose Hanover Aerie 1406 Fraternal Order of Eagles Hanover and McSher rystown Home associations and Hanover Republican Club Also surviving are seven grandchildren four greatgrandchildren and four brothers and sisters Mrs Arthur Peterman New Oxford Mrs Clayton Costella New Oxford RD 1 Joseph Rabine and Mrs Paul Reichart both of New Oxford Funeral services will be conducted Friday with prayers at 9:30 am at the Feiser Funeral Home Lincolnway West followed by a funeral mass at 10 am at St church The Rev Robert Gribbin pastor of St Joseph Catholic Church Hanover will officiate Burial will be in St Cemetery Mrs Charles Valetske NEWBERRYTOWN -Mrs Rosella Gross Valetske 45 wife of Charles Valetske Etters RD 2 died at 11:40 pm Tuesday at Holy Spirit Hospital Camp Hill where she was a patient since Sunday A daughter of Mrs Lillian Gross Newberrytown Mrs Valetske was employed by Pennsylvania liquor Control Board in Harrisburg Also surviving are: A foster daughter Lisa Forry at home a brother Clari Gross Newberrytown four sisters Mrs Janet Lowery Etters RD 1 Panzie Gross Newberrytown Mrs Kathryn Updegraff Etters RD 2 and Mrs Minnie Dettinger linglestown The funeral will be held at 10 a-m Saturday with services at the Nelson Urich Funeral Home' Lewisberry with the Rev Donald Smith pastor of St (Paddle town) United Methodist Church officiating Burial will be in Paddletown Cemetery Gay Scarborough WHTTEFORD Scarborough 87 of Lee Hurst Farm one of the organizing directors of the then Delta National Bank died at 1 pun Wednesday at Bel Air Nursing and Convalescent Center following a lengthy illness Husband of Ruth Wilson Scarborough he was a life-long resident and retired Whiteford area farmer Mr Scarborough was currently serving on the advisory board of the Delta branch of Southern Pennsylvania National Bank A life-long member of Slate Ridge Presbyterian Church Cardiff he was a director of Blue Ridge Flooring Co Darlington and held membership in the Mason-Dixon Lions Club Surviving in addition to his widow are a son Curtis Scarborough Towson and three grandchildren His pastor the Rev James Brocker will officiate at funeral services at 2 pm 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Insurance Commissioner Herbert Denenberg usual rule is to consider any car a total loss which was submerged above the dash board during the Denenberg said He also warned the public not to rely on Red Book prices and similar publications for the exact value of a car replacement value of car often runs five per cent more above the value listed in the Red Book values are especially unreliable far older Denenberg said example mi Impala Convertible 'listed at $700 retail was settled for $895 by one insurance company can check with used car dealers to get an idea of what their cars are Denenberg said a car is a total loss you can collect the retail value plus sales tax which Is generally what you would have to pay for a used car of the same year model and he said your car is not a total loss your insurance company will pay expenses cf restoring the car to its former Over 35000 insured cars suffered flood damage amounting to over $35000000 an insurance company fails to make a reasonable offer for your flood damage you can write telephone or come in person to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department or a Flood Information Denenberg said Women Activists Come to Miami to Policy Not Coffee MIAMI BEACH Fla (AP) -Activist women at the Democratic National Convention are no ladies-in-waiting come they say make policy not They show up in Impressive numbers for politically savvy discussions at the daily sessions of the National Political Caucus sisters have educated themselves on the said Gloria Steinem leading feminist spokesman and a board member of the caucus worked hard to get she said was like pushing marbles through a sieve And the sieve will never be the same Thirty-eight per cent of convention delegates are women triple the number in 1968 In four days their leaders have become convention stars Rep Bella Abzug the fiery congresswoman from New York appears in an array of broad-brimmed hats that make her as visible as she is vocal Betty Friedan often called mother of the liberation roams the convention floor with press credentials alternating between roles of reporter and lobbyist Germaine Greer Australian author of Female stalks through hotel lobbies attempting to convert delegates wives and any wavering feminists At one point she perched herself on a stool in a bar and was overheard chastising one of the omnipresent prostitutes a disgrace to our she told one off ruining our was the retort DEATHS On July 11 1972 at 1:35 pm at Pleasant Acres Hospital Harry Curvin Billet formerly of Hell am RD II aged 84 years 9 months and 6 days Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral services Friday at 10 am at the Workinger Funeral Home 849 Market St Interment in Mount Rose Cemetery Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Workinger Funeral Home Thursday evening from 7 to 9 12-2t Charles Waltemyer DALLASTOWN Charles Waltemyer 35 husband of Ida Cordrey Waltemyer 226 Main St died at 8:15 pm Wednesday at his home He was born in Chanceford Township a son of Harry Waltemyer New Freedom RD 2 and the late Reba Krewson Waltemyer He was a mechanic employed by Dairy and was a member of First Baptist Church of Delta Surviving besides his widow and father are five children Mrs Gary Flaharty and Barbara Robert Wanda and Brenda Waltemyer all at home a brother Gerald Lester Waltemyer Red Lion RD 1 and a sister Mrs Joan Fisher Brogue RDL His pastor the Rev Millard Vannoy will officiate at funeral services Saturday at 2 pm at the Burg Funeral Home 124 Broadway Red Lion Interment will be in Bethel United Methodist Cemetery Ferry Yorker Indicted Ex-Union Chief Is Charged With Endorsing Check For $2000 Illegally Lewis Bievenour former president of the Ice Machinery Independent Employes Association which represents 2200 production workers at the York Division of Borg-Wamer Corp has been charged in US Middle District Court with fraudulently endorsing a $2000 check belonging to the union Bievenour who resides at 510 Pershing Ave was indicted July 6 by a federal grand jury at Harrisburg on charges that he willfully knowingly and unlawfully make a false fictitious or fraudulent statement or in that he endorsed the check dated Dec 8 1971 made payable to the union in care of him The endorsement allegedly occurred Dec 13 1971 at Gettysburg The1 indictment further charges that Bievenour truth and fact as he then and there well knew was not-the president of th eunion nor was he authorized to endorse the name of the payee on the back of the Fischer's Chances I i Russian American Begin 2nd Chess Game Today REYKJAVIK Iceland will settle Bobby Fischer said Wednesday night after he lost the first game of the world chess championship to defending champion Boris Spassky The second game is scheduled for this afternoon With a maximum of 23 more games to be played' Robert Byrne the second-ranking US grandmaster said loss necessarily all that significant Either of these players can come back and A victory yields one point a draw half a point and after match Spassky needed 11 more points in the 24-game series to retain his title Fischer needs YLV points to end the 24-year Soviet monopoly of the title He has played Spassky six times been beaten by him four times and drawn twice Today he plays the white pieces which gives him the first move and a slight advantage -'v' JOSIE ARCURI daughter of Mr and Mrs Anthony Arcnri 1048 Mount Rose Ave was graduated at Bainbridge Naval Training Center after completing 10 weeks of basic training Hospitalman Recruit Arcnri a former employe of Memorial Osteopathic Hospital will spend a 14-day leave with her family and friends before reporting to the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes HI for 18 weeks of hospital corps school PA 292-2266 The York Dispatch will not be responsible for more thn one incorrect insertion of any ad Errors must be noted by the advertiser and corrected before 9 the following day The Classified Dept will be open 7 am to 5 pm dally Saturdays until 2 pm Th following letter ta reply 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266 under the direction of Worshipful Master George Watson 2nd Howard Moontford Howard Mountford 46 of 717 Poplar St died at 11:40 pm Wednesday at Selinsgrove Hospital and Home He was a son of Mrs Mabel Platts Mountford 717 Poplar St and the late Edwin Mountford Surviving besides his mother are two sisters Mrs Valerie Grimm 141 Belvidere Ave and Mrs Mary Swartz 717 Poplar St and a brother Thomas Mountford 657 Locust St The Rev John Riggall will officiate at funeral services Saturday at 10 an at the Sleeger Funeral Home 822 Market St Interment will be in Mount Rose Cemetery Mrs Norman Sharrer The funeral of Mrs Sadie Sharrer wife of Norman Sharrer 140 Cedar St who died Monday was held at 11 am today at the Sleeger Funeral Home 822 Market St The Rev Carl Halvorsen officiated Interment was in Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick Md Pallbearers were Charles Mercer Charles Bruchey Lawrence Masser Sr Uawrence Masser Jr Richard Hamrick and George Mercer 3 UNHURT WHEN AUTO DAMAGES FENCE POSTS State police reported Dennis Myers 17 Spring Grove and two companions escaped injury in a one-vehicle accident at 10:30 pm Wednesday on the Glen Rock Road a mile west of the Old Susquehanna Trail Trooper George Yeleuoc said the Myers-operated 1957-model car was demolished when it went out of control and caused damage to 50 feet of fence and two posts on property of Raymond Leber Glen Rock RD 2 Dr Catherine Hess SHINDlER FUNERAL HOME Funeral Director 915 Duke-849-1778 Adv mylO-tf LEBER FUNERAL HOME 2290 School SL (Shiloh) Dial 764-2470 Adv d2Ml SLEEGER FUNERAL HOME Funeral director 822 Market St Dial 848-2491 Adv my2-tf CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank relatives friends and neighbors for their yro pathy and kindness extended to us during our bereavement in the death of our beloved one Russell McCleary: also for the beautiful floral tributes and letters of sympathy Adv BROTHERS St SISTERS NOTICE TO EMPLOYERS STATE LAW PROHIBITS DISCRIMINATION IN EMPLOY-MENT HOUSING AND PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS BECAUSE OF RACE COLOR RELIGIOUS CREED ANCESTRY NATIONAL ORIGIN SEX OR AGE (40-62 in employment) IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE LAWS AGAINST DISCRIMINATION THE YORK DISPATCH WILL NOT ACCEPT ANY ADVERTISEMENTS INDICATING A PREFERENCE BASED ON ANY OF THE ABOVE IN VIOLATION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA HUMAN RELATIONS ACT THE BEST GUARANTEE IN A MONUMENT or MARKER i BUYING FROM YORK COUNTY'S OLDEST AND MOST EXPERIENCED DEALER IS narcotics adviser to BAUGHMAN MEMORIAL WORKS (left) a former heroin addict and Director Leon Hawn (center) accompanied Dr Hess Visible between Hawn and Dr Hess a cooler bolds orange juice with which the liquid methadone is administered orally to some 43 former heroin addicts now served by the clinic the Pennsylvania secretary of health inspects a vial of methadone a substitute for heroin on her visit to the methadone clinic at York Hospital Clinic Counsellor James Stevens 292-2621 DOVER.