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THE YORK DISPATCH FRIDAY JUNE 30 1972 33 American Holdout County Obituaries MEN sm SAYS WORLDWIDE MEET SET The United first worldwide conference on human environment will be held in Stockholm June 5-12 Some 1200 delegates from member nations will attend Chess Group May Blacklist Bob Fischer (Continued from First Page) (Continued from First Page) DEATHS Mrs Marie Daehnke LONGSTOWN Mrs Marie Daehnke 72 York RD 3 widow of the late William Daehnke died at 9 am Thursday at Colonial Manor Nursing Home where she resided two weeks A native of York Mrs Daehnke was a daughter of the late David and Ida Deardorff Kochenour She belonged to St John Lutheran Church and its Guild and held membership in the York Hospital Auxiliary Surviving are twp sons William Daehnke York RD 3 David Taehnke Dover RD 3 and three granddaughters Her pastor the Rev George Naum aim will officiate assisted by the Rev Gerhard Luecke pastor of Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd at funeral services at 2:30 pm Sunday at St John church Burial will be in Greenmount Cemetery The family suggested that memorials be forwarded to the St John Lutheran Church building fund Mrs Carrie Hagerman HANOVER Mrs Came Harding Hagerman 87 formerly of Hanover died at 6:45 am Thursday at the home of her son and daughter-in-law Mr and Mrs Llewellyn Wilt Brod-beck RD 1 with whom she resided the past several years A native of Hanover Mrs Hagerman was a daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Adams Harding She was the widow of Dr George Hagerman Mrs Hagerman belonged to St Catholic Church and held membership in its Daughters of Isabella National Council of Catholic Women and Altar and Rosary Society She was a former employe of Mid-dleburg Manufacturing Co retiring in 1935 Surviving also are a daughter Mrs Russel Bair Seven Valleys RD 1 another son Jules Wilt Denver Colo eight grandchildren a greatgrandchild a sister Mrs Marie Beck 41 Carlisle St and a brother William I Harding Havertown Funeral services will be held Monday with prayers at 9:30 am at the Panebaker Funeral Home 311 Broadway followed by a mass of the resurrection at 10 am at St Catholic Church with the pastor the Rev Robert Gribbin as the celebrant Burial will be in St Cemetery Mrs Annie Wheeler UPPERCO Md Mrs Annie Armacost Wheeler 86 of Ridge Road widow of Best Wheeler Sr died at 11:50 pm Wednesday at Holly Hill Nursing Home Baltimore A Upperco area resident her entire life Mrs Wheeler was a daughter of the late Mitchell and Frances Wisner Armacost She belonged to Forest Baptist Church Surviving are two children Mrs Helen Thompson Parkton and Best Wheeler Jr Upperco four grandchildren four great-grandchildren and a brother Shellman Armacost Upperco The Rev Rene Olivier pastor of Forest Baptist Church will officiate at funeral services at 2 pm Saturday at the church Burial will be in the adjoining cemetery Mrs Alice Mae Dodson HANOVER Mrs Alice Mae Dodson 82 widow of Fred Dodson Williamsport Pa died Wednesday at her Williamsport home Formerly of Hanover Mrs Dodson was a member of Williamsport Chapter 321 Order of the Eastern Star Surviving are three children Mrs Edith Reigle Spring Grove Hulda Dodson Williamsport and Clinton Dodson Woodlawn Md The funeral will be held at 10:30 am Saturday at the Haight Funeral Home Route 32 Sykesville Md Burial will be in Lake View Park Sykesville Nixon said Thursday night he favored an increase in Social Security but not 20 per cent because he said that would be inflationary Without the debt legislation the financial operations would be crippled quickly because the permanent debt limit would fall to $400 billion at midnight Since the actual national deb stands at over $425 billion now the government would be unable to float any bonds until a higher ceiling was restored Affects 96 Million The Social Security provisions affect a total of 96 million workers whose wages are sub-ect to withholding President Nixon in-his news conference Thursday night characterized a 20 per cent ncrease as and asked the Senate to reject it But large numbers of Republicans joined Democrats in spuming his advice No one now pays more than 468 a year into the plan This would go to $594 next year for people earning $10800 a year or more and to $660 in subsequent years for those earning $12000 or more Employers would pay equal amounts In criticizing the 20 per cent ncrease Nixon said it would take from low and middle income people the benefits of a tax cut which Congress enacted in 1969 basis of the percentage of the popular vote each candidate go in the June 6 primary State law provides that all 27 delegates go to the candidate who finishes first and that was McGovern Humphrey Elated The chief beneficiary was Sen Hubert Humphrey who -stands to gain 106 delegates the convention fails to reverse the committee Humphrey was elated by the committee action and said it meant his chances were doubtful now that Sen McGovern will win on the first Humphrey said By the count of his strategists McGovern was within 16 votes of gaining the 1509 convention delegates he needs for nomination before the Credentials Committee acted threat came when he was questioned in Washington shortly after the committee voted not going to support anybody who is elected by crooked and unethical procedures of the kind that were used in this committee room McGovern said support anybody who is elected under procedures that I regard as unethical and illegal bat I expect that to In Sacramento Calif Assemblyman Willie Brown Jr the California McGovern 1 a co-chairman pledged a floor at Miami Beach to restore the delegates to McGovern ition to his share of the $125000 purse and 30 per cent of the receipts from the sales television and film rights already agreed to The Icelandic federation was reported seeking a compromise in negotiations with Fred Cramer former president of the American Chess Federation who is acting as advance man The Icelanders said they have already spent about $200000 on preparations and if they meet demand they break even The gate receipts probably will be considerable Matches will be played three to six days a week in a 2 500-seat sports alace with seats at $5 each And the series is expected to ast six months Euwe said he expect the celandic Chess Federation to meet demand He added that it would have grounds for legal action against tie American challenger if he show up Sunday like Mr Fischer in our chess said Euwe a good player but every day we are getting another ultimatum from him like The young American has waged a relentless campaign to xish championship chess toward le financial leagues hitherto reserved for the Namaths the nils and the Sea vers of professional sports It is a campaign in which he gets no cooperation from the Soviet champions who already enjoy the status of public heroes well subsidized by their government DEO CROSS SHIFTS FLOOD FOND FOODS (Continued from Last Page) gram Thursday when it closed the one remaining evacuation center of the 11 originally in operation This was in the gymnasium at New Cumberland Army Depot where 110 people were houW at the height of operations All centers in the city were closed several days ago Direct Grants And while Phase 1 was still operating the second phase that of assistance to was started In issuing these direct grants to families for the purchase of food clothing household furniture and comfort items the York chapter thus far has spent $35000 or $40000 or Horn estimated Phase 3 now getting underway involves helping people make temporary repairs to their homes and is the one that will require the $300000 to $400000 Reporting Thursday to the Army Corps of Engineers Red Cross officials as we see them to the present an estimated 1000 families or 6000 to 7000 persons have suffered flood losses in York City and County 33 dwellings were destroyed 367 had major damage 240 had minor damage 27 mobile homes were destroyed and 137 mobile homes had major damage SUPREME COURT RULING AFFECTS CASE The district office has agreed to set a new hearing for a York man previously convicted of shoplifting after a petition for a writ of habeas corpus charged that he was denied his right to counsel According to the petition filed by Atty Alan Linder of Tri-County Legal Services John Mitchell 229 Howard St was given a hearing convicted and sentenced to serve 90 days in York County Prison Justice of the Peace George Chantiles and Warden Richard Hahn axe named as defendants Under also claimed that Mit chell was jailed without being given a chance to pay a fine The US Supreme Court has ruled that poor persons can not be immediately incarcerated because they are unable to pay a fine Additions Okayed Mayor Daley Opposed (Continued from First Page) John Beck DOVER Word has been received by relatives in York County of the death of John Beck 41 of Salem Ohio after a lengthy illness He and his widow the former Theresa Furlong and their two children Terri Ellen and Jeff resided at 1650 Shady Lane in Salem He is also survived by his mother Mrs Lillian Shell enberger Beck and a sister Blanche of Salem RD 1 Services were held June 19 at the Holy Trinity Lutheran Church and burial was in Hope Cemetery Salem His father the late Wilbur Beck and his mother formerly resided in Dover Nelson Lapham Nelson Lap-ham 65 of 416 Baltimore St husband of the late Bernice Jacobs Lapham died at 6:20 am Thursday at Hanover General Hospital A past president of the Republican Club of Hanover Mr Lapham had retired in May from Hanover Shoe Ca where he had been employed 45 years Son of Bryon Eugene Lapham Golden Age Nursing Home and the late Mrs Lizzie Butt Lapham he was born at East Berlin and belonged to Trinity United Church of Christ' His memberships included Hanover Moose and McSherrystown Home Association Also surviving are a daughter Mrs Loraa Altland York RD 6 a grandson three brothers Eugene Lapham 6th Avenue York John Kenneth Lapham McSherrystown and Byron Lapham 1 12 Elm Ave Hanover The Rev Carroll Lueken-baugh Mr pastor will officiate at funeral services at 10 am Monday at the Wetzel Funeral Hone 549 Carlisle St Burial will be in Rest Haven Cemetery Mrs Amy Hannigan WINTERSTOWN Mrs Amy Zellers Hannigan 87 widow of James Hannigan formerly of Felton RD 1 here died at 4:57 am today at Camelot Hall Nursing Home Roanoke Va Born in Hopewell Township a daughter of the late Jesse and Sallie Grim Zellers she was a member of Winterstown United Methodist Church and the Ladies Bible Class of the Sun day school and the Ladies Auxiliary cf Winterstown Fire Co She had served for 20 years as caretaker at Winterstown Evangelical Church Surviving are two daughter Mrs Luther Krause Felton RD 1 and Mrs Jennings Johnson Roanoke five grandchildren six great-grandchildren and three brothers Daniel and Marshall Zellers Felton RD 1 and Thomas Zellers Clearfield Her pastor the Rev Calvin Kipp will officiate at funeral services at 3 pm Monday at Winterstown UM Church Burial will be in Winterstown Evangelical Cemetery The Walter Ehrhart Home for Funerals 505 Main St Dallastown is in charge of arrangements Deaths and Burials Stephen Watson SHILOH A memorial service for Stephen Watson 20 of 2665 Broad St who is presumed to be dead from drowning Sunday afternoon in the Conewago Creek in Dover Township will be conducted at 3 Sunday at the Church of the Open Door of Shiloh The Rev Jack Oit pastor of Harmony Grove Chapel will hold hp cprvifp Son of Lester and Doffie Smith Watson he was a machine operator with Allis-Chalmers Co and attended the Church of the Open Door Also surviving are three brothers Daniel Watson 514 Prospect St York John and Nathanael Watson both at home a sister Sarah Watson at home the maternal grandmother Mr Isabel Smith 2195 Log Cabin Road and the paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Lester Watson Sr 931 Wayne Ave York Hie family suggested thal memorials may be made to the York Union Rescue Mission Charles Hall RED LION The Rev Preston Haugh officiated today at funeral services at the Olewiler Funeral Home here for Charles Hall husband of Mrs Violet Sawmfiler Hall Red Lion RD 1 who died Tuesday a Greater Baltimore Medica Center Burial will be in St Lutheran Cemetery near New Bridgeville Pallbearers were Davie Knisley Emerson Knisley Wayne Warner Richard Warner Dean Warner and Denton Strayer position is the position of the majority of the Chicago challengers and that position is to add themselves to the Illinois delegation and remove Daley and his Segal said that the McGovern campaign was of the of attempting to negotiate a Daily-Singer compromise Any compromise he said would have to be worked out between Daley and the challengers directly Such a possibility seemed remote Chicago Dally New and Sun-Timea Service WASHINGTON Chicago Mayor Richard Daley's forces facing ejection from the Democratic National Convention today threatened to bar the Democratic candidate for president from the ballot in Illinois in November Alderman Michael Bilandic told the Chicago Daily News that the Chicago delegation is unseated and the challengers are permitted to serve we are prepared to take legal steps to prevent the national Democratic nominee for president frcftn appearing on the ballot in -our Pennsylvania Flood Warnings Canceled (Continued from First Page) showed that the number of families suffering losses from the flooding in Middle Atlantic states reached 119953 Thursday with most of 69566 families in Pennsylvania New York state was second with 26-053 families Reports by Red Cross building inspectors showed that 1980 homes in Pennsylvania were destroyed by flood waters while 34526 were hit by and 27590 with damage In hard-hit Wilkes-Barre the digging out continued while trailers began to be brought into the Luzerne County city to provide housing for homeless victims The US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) was expected to ship some 5000 trailers Into the Wilkes-Barre area today Within the next weejc the federal agency said it would send nearly 18000 mobiles homes Into the area The death toll In Pennsylvania from flood-related causes reached 51 Thursday when the body of a 22-year-old South Williamsport man was found near Milton in Northumberland County David Peluso apparently drowned during the height of the flooding authorities said AMSPACKER On June 27 1973 at 5:45 am In York Hospital Cora Agnes Amspacker widow of John Amspacker who resided with her son and daughter -ln-law Mr and Mrs John Amspacker Brogue RD 1 aged 81 years 1 month 21 day Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at 2 pm Saturday from the Olewiler Funeral Home 145 Broadway Red Lion Interment in New Harmony Cemetery Relatives and friends may call at the Olewiler Funeral Home Friday evening 7 to 9 29-2t On June 28 1972 at Me-mortal Osteopathic Hospital Curvin Beck husband of Blanche Bowman Beck Seven Valleys RD 2 aged 45 years 10 months 10 days Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services on Sunday at 2 pm from the Geiple Funeral Home Glen Rock Interment in St Peter (Yellow) tJCC Cemetery near Seven Valleys Relatives and friends are invited to caU at the funeral home Saturday evening from 7 to 9 29-2t On June 29 1972 at 9 a at Colonial Manor Nursing Home Marie Daehnke widow of William Daehnke York RD 3 aged 72 years 4 months 8 days Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral service on Sunday at 2:30 pm at St John Lutheran Church 2580 Mt Bose Ave Interment In Greenmount Cemetery Relatives and friends are Invited to caU at the Little Funeral Home 60 Main St Manchester on Saturday evenings from 7 to 0 In lieu of flowers please make contributions to St John Lutheran Church bull ding fund 30-2t On June 30 1972 at 4:57 am In Roanoke Va Amy Zellers Hannigan widow of James Hannigan Felton RD 1 (Winterstown) aged 87 years 10 months 4 days Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services on Monday July 3 at 3 from the Winterstown UM Church body will lie In state at the church after 2 pm Interment In Winterstown EV Cemetery Relatives and friends are invited to call at the Walter Ehrhart Home For Funerals 805 Main St Dallastown Sunday Those desiring may make memorial contributions to the Winterstown UM Church Bldg Fund 30-2t On June 29 1972 at 3:50 am at her home Mary Henry widow of Chauneey Henry RD 1 Dover aged 77 years 8 months 13 days Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 10:30 am at the Scott Emig Funeral Home North Queen St Dover Interment In Altland Meeting House Cemetery near Blgmount Relatives and friends are Invited to call at the Emig Funeral Home Friday evening 29-2t On June 29 1972 at 12:30 am at his residence 28 Lee St Joseph (Tony) Kah-ley Sr husband of the late Elsie Slenker Kahley aged 84 years 2 months 22 days Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral Monday July at 2 pm at the Sleeger Funeral Home 822 Market St Interment in Mt Rose Cemetery Relatives and friends may call at the funeral home Sunday evening from 7 to 9 LEIBHART On June 29 1972 at 1:45 am at Barley Convalescent Home York Nettle I Fregm Lelbhart Windsor RD 1 widow of Millard Lelbhart aged 84 years 4 months 18 davs Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services at 2 pm Sunday from BltterrvCle United Methodist Church Interment In Salem Community Cemetery Relatives and friends may call at the Olewiler Funeral Home 145 East Broadway Red Lion Saturday evening 7 to 9 Also at the church Sunday from noon until time of service 30-2t MILLER On June 28 1972 at York Hospital Dwight Miller York RD 6 aged 19 years 4 months 19 days Relatives and friends are Invited for prayers at the Chas Leber Funeral Parlors 200 Carlisle Ave Saturday at 8:30 am and to attend funeral mass at 9:00 am at St Patrick's Catholic Church Interment in Evergreen Cemetery Gettysburg Relatives and friends are Invited to call at the Leber Parlors Friday evening 7 to 9- 29-2t On June 27 1972 at 8:30 am at York Hospital Mont Mitzel husband of Dora Sechrlst Mitzel 38 Frederick St Dallas-town aged 89 years 3 months 12 days Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services Saturday at 10 am at the Eberly Funeral Horae 104 Main St Dallastown Interment In Mt Pleasant Cemetery Rlnely Relatives and friends are Invited to call at the funeral home Friday evening 29-2t OV f1 mwtttvb rtn June 29 1972 at Memorial Osteopathic 'Hospital Romaine Duke Overmll-ler wife of Morgan Over-miller 117 Clearview Dr Shrewsbury aged 58 years 6 months 4 days Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral services on Saturday at 2 pm from the Getple Funeral Home Glen Rock Interment In Geesey Memorial Cemetery Shrewsbury Relatives and friends are Invited to call at the funeral home Friday evening from 7 to 9 29-t SHANNON June 28 1972 at 8 :30 at the Rutland Hospital Rutland Vermont James Shannon Wells Vermont aged 78 years 2 months 24 Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral Saturday at 10 a at the Baumeister and Or-cutt Colonial Mortuary Queen at Jackson St- Interment -In Mt Rose Friends may call at the mortuary Sat from 9 am til time of funeral On June 25 1972 Stephen Watson son of Lester and Dollie Smith Watson 2665 Broad St Shiloh aged 20 years 25 days Relatives and friends are Invited to attend a memorial service on Sunday at 3 pm at the Church of the Open Door of Shiloh In lieu of flowers those desiring may make contributions to the York Union Rescue Mission 30-2t LEBER FUNERAL HOME 2290 School St (Shiloh) Dial 764-2470 Adv d21-tf ROBERT KOLLER Dial 792-9414 Funeral 2000 Market St Adv tlO-mwf-tf BAUMEISTER A ORCUTT 854-0062 Mortuary Queen St and Jackson Adv 1y6-tf HEFFNER FUNERAL HOME (Successor to Max An tine) 1701 Market St 843-7525 SHINDLER FUNERAL HOME Funeral Director 915 Duke 848-1778 Adv mylO-tf MORGAN FREY PHONE 854-3627 Funeral Service 1223 George St Adv s24-mwf-tf FURNACE VALVE FAILS Dillsburg Fire Co responded Thursday afternoon to a call at the home of Mr and Mrs Donald Walters Dillsburg RD 1 where a furnace valve failed to function and caused steam pressure to rise in the heating By stem 1st Lt Randy Murray said firemen released the valve and shut off the furnace Springe tts Planners Grant Approval For Plans at Haines Road Store Plans for additions totaling 34800 square fee to Superthnft 1081 Haines Road were approved by Springetts-bury Planning Commission Wednesday night township officials reported Proposed by Epstein Investment Co the three adjoining additions were projected to include an extension to the market a drug store and an appliance store dealing in appliances such as television sets Epstein officials indicated Considered under planned development the new wing will extend northward along Haines Road from the existing food store Officials said 374 parking spaces will be provided In other action the planners recommended the rezoning of property owned by Springetts Land Corp on Bonne view Road to an A-O district to facilitate construction of apartments The acreage presently is zoned R-l Final approval by the board of supervisors will be requested Thursday officials said Variance Plea Approval of a variance plea by Hirschfield-Stauffer Real Estate for acreage along Whiteford Road was recoin mended with a proviso that its use be compatible with the selling of gifts and flowers The appellants had requested permission to erect a building having 10-feet of setback in front and rear yards Setback of 30-feet at the front and rear is required by township ordinances officials advised No immediate action was taken on an appeal by Fritz Wagner for periiminary plans to subdivded property on Memory Lane on the south side of the Fireside Restaurant Wagner is expected to meet with the planners again next month offocials said Preliminary subdivision plans by Donald Knisley for land located on Trout Run Road were not approved POLICE REPORT HIT-RUN A hit-run vehicle caused about $100 damage to a parked car owned by Lease Plan Inc 3214 Market St Thursday night on Ridge Avenue near Clarke Avenue according to efty police Along Lake Aldred Enrollment Down 260 Register For' Wffliam Recreation Facilities Hard Hit John Geesey Funeral services for James Geesey husband of Grace Ryan Geesey 1012 Poplar St who died Tuesday were held today at the William Small Funeral Home with the Rev William Anderson officiating Pallbearers were James Beath Jr John Baker Eugene Zumbrum William Smith Thomas Rose and Robert Rose Burial was In Greenmount Cemetery Mrs Mary Baum The funeral of Mrs Mary Baum 303 King St widow of George Baum who died Tuesday at her residence was leld today at the Covenant Moravian Church with the Rev James Weingarth officiating Pallbearers were George 3aum Robert Baum Ralph Jaum Morgan Wagner David Aierica and Keith Jacobs Burial was in Mount Rose Cemetery S)- YORK WATER CO FILES TO REVISE SURCHARGE The York Water Co announced today that it had filed a recomputation of its state tax surcharge with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission under the state ax adjustment procedure order of March 10 1970 The new surcharge rate is 774 per cent on bills effective for service rendered on or after July 10 1972 replacing the present 817 per cent rate Ford Recall Again (Continued from First Page) part oh shoulder safety belts The part called a grommet Is a plastic locking device bolding the shoulder belt connection to the lap belts The general manager of the Ford Customer Service Division Benton Jr said a very small percentage of the grommets have been found to break with repeated use He said the result would be failure of the harness to click into position Benton said that shoulder belts are used so seldom that not many of the grommets were likely to break had about 80 cases of breakage another Ford spokesman said though there have been no reports of injuries as a result of the breakage from surveys which indicate that less than 5 per cent of drivers and front-seat passengers use shoulder Benton said suspect that many of those who return their cars to their dealership for grommet replacement will be taking a close look at the harness for the first POLICE TICKET DRIVERS IN THREE-CAR CRASH James Walker 30 of 112 South St was treated at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital for multitple injuries after his car struck two parked cars at 7:50 pm Thursday on Market Street east of Broad Street He was cited for reckless driving police said Walker was treated for bruises on the left arm left knee and jaw and brush burns on the lower lip Damage was set at $800 to his car $300 to the auto of Creighton Glusco 949 Prospect St and $400 to the vehicle of Lewis Frank 18 Lee St- At a New York auction a collector paid $77500 for an 1804 silver dollar reportedly the highest price a coin ever brought at a public auction Penn Senior Summer Sessions At the close of a two-week registration period enrollment in William Penn Senior High Schools simmer session number 260 about 100 under the figure for the summer erf 1971 Richard Eckenroth principal suggested several reasons for the lower registration among them the fact that the summer session will not open until Monday several weeks later than normal the change of location from William Penn to Hannah Penn Junior High School and cleanup work necessitated by last flood which may have young people occupied -He said possible there may be some late registrations next week Opening Delayed Opening of all summer classes in the city schools was delayed until July 3 to coincide with the start of the elementary program being held in conjunction with Millersville State according to Dr Luther Sowers assistant superintendent schools The several weeks lapse between the end of the school term and the beginning of the summer session Monday has given school personnel opportunity to set up at Hannah Penn he said It is expected however that the normal schedule will be resumed in 1973 Dr Sowers also advised that in negotiations with the York City Education Association it was agreed the maximum salary for summer school teachers will be $959 per hour the top salary for those with bachelor degrees He said even those with higher degrees will be limited to that pay schedule Charlotte North largest city has about 241000 residents BROTHERS ACCUSED ON ASSAULT CHARGE Bruce Banks 21 and Ms brother Matthew Banks 24 both of 163 Lincoln St have been charged by city police In the assault of Ray Spalding 23 of 102 King St while Spalding was aiding flood victims last week according to police reports Detective Barry Bloss and Ronald A McClain made the arrests Hie two were arraigned before District Magistrate Mildred Becker on charges of aggravated assault and battery and assault and battery Matthew Banks was freed in $1000 bail pending hearing July 18 His brother failed to post bail and was committed to the county prison After being refused a cigarette by Spalding who was working at the Salvation Army 50 King St the brothers beat Mm according to the charge Spalding required hospital treatment for jaw fractures police said COUPLE REPORTED HURT IN BROADSIDE COLLISION The broadside crash of vehicles on East Market Street near Northern Way Wednesday resulted in slight injuries to a York Township couple according to Springettsfoury Township police Roger Nye 24 of Z104A Maplewood Drive sustained bruises and Ms wife Mary 21 complained of pain and dizziness after the mishap according to officers but neither required medical attention coupe sustained $1000 damage while a sedan operated by Connie Jones 19 of Gor-donville RD 1 Lancaster County was damaged to the amount of $500 Miss Jones was dted for failure to yield from a private drive it was reported located at the Pinnacle Face Rock and Holtwood recreation areas The entire camping area at Otter Creek is open likewise the hilltop camping area at Pequea Greek Recreation Area was untouched by the flood but tiie travel trailer camp along the creek was flooded and lies buried in muc and debris The old covered bridge on Route 324 at Coleman ville was washed from its foundations cutting off access to the Pequea Creek Recreation Area excep by way of Fox Hollow Road Route 324 between Pequea Village and Pequea Creek Recrea tian Area suffered washouts In a number of places The picnic area at the mouth of Pequea Creek is closed because of heavy erosion and loss of equipment Aukamp said On the York County side the Otter Creek Recreation Area suffered heavy damage to its picnic and boat-launching installations The flood also stripped the nearby Urey Islands of heir facilities Several islands where had installed picnic and nature-study facilities were severely eroded and for he present cannot be used The new recreation area at historic Lock 12 near the new Route 372 bridge was devastated by the rampaging food waters Three feet of silt cover the canal bed between he stone foundations he towpath was eroded and he earth around the base of rees was washed away causing many large specimens to opple The lock escaped serious damage but picnic and playground equipment was either wrecked or washed downstream by the strong Flood waters severely dam aged some of the public recreation facilities owned by Pennsylvania Power Ught Co in the Hodtwood area forcing a curtailment of early summer activities at a number of recreation areas The affected areas are located along both sides of Lake Aldred an eight-mile impoundment of the Susquehanna River that stores water for Holtwood hydroelectric plant and along Pequea Creek a tributary stream George Auk amp lake superintendent said the heaviest i lamage occurred at the Pequea Oeek Otter Creek and Lock 12 recreation areas and the Pequea picnic area Facilities at wo smaller areas Holtwood Tailrace and York Furnace were destroyed Buoys and warning signs were washed from the upstream side of the Holtwood Dam is cautioning boaters to keep a safe distance from he dam because of the strong current Aukamp said new puoys and signs have been ordered and will be put in place as soon as possible It will take several days to complete a detailed inspection and determine the full extent of damage to the recreation complex reported An expensive cleanup operation must be carried out before actual restoration work begins Busy Season Ahead The lake superintendent said that although the July 4 weekend is traditionally one of the busiest of the season he is advising people against planning picnics at Lake Aldred since mly a limited number of facilities are available These are Airline Strike Northwest Pilots End Service as Holiday Begins MINNEAPOLIS Minn (AP) Northwest Airlines pilots went on strike early today in a contract dispute halting service by the seventh largest air carrier at the beginning of the July 4 holidayg weekend A pilot spokesman estimated some 50000 to 60000 passengers would be affected immediately The contract with Northwest expired June 30 1971 Negotiations have been under way for 16 months A 30-day cooling-off period ordered under provisions of the Railway Labor Act expired today Rezanka said major issues in the dispute were areas which are low or no item He cited hours of service a demand that all flying be done by Northwest pilots and not subcontracted and grievance CAR FIRE REPORTED A broken line carrying transmission fluid was the source of a fire in the auto of William Tyson address not listed at 12:46 pm Thursday in the 300-block West Jackson Street Damage to the engine compartment was about $50 Return by Eagle Fire Co was at 12:54 pm DRIVERS UNINJURED Drivers were uninjured but loss totaled $1600 Tuesday in a crackup on the Old Susquehanna Trail in York Township police said Judy Ciccarelli 17 of 196 Oak Ridge Drive was cited for a right-of-way infraction according to officers The other motorist was identified as Martha A Richardson 37 Glen Rock RD 1 police reported PLAYER TAPES STOLEN Lloyd Sauer 17 of 1024 King St complained to police that thieves broke into his car parked Wednesday night in front of his home and stole a stereo player and 16 tapes valued at a total of about $160 SLEEGER FUNERAL HOME Funeral director 822 Market St Dial 848-2491 Adv my2-tf EVERHART FUNERAL HOME East Market St Dial 854-7703 Adv Ja4-mwftf.