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The Gazette and Daily, York, Tuesday Morning, September 13, 1,955 pupils, as well as newcomers to problems in adjusting to school, the community. Norman W. Han- First PTA meeting of the new ning, principal, and teachers will season is scheduled for Oct. 11 speak to the parents on children's at 7:30 p.m. Daily Memoranda York Hospital Auxiliary Seeks 104 Volunteers iillllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllM 0 Jackson PTA Plans Tea For Beginners' Mothers Mothers of children beginning Jackson school this year will be feted by the PTA at a tea Monday at 3 p.m.

in the Guests will be" the mothers of kindergarten and first grade named chairman of an auxiliary tea for nursing students and hospital personnel, scheduled for Oct. 4. Committee members are Mrs. Herman A. Gailey, Mrs.

Harry Dusman, Mrs. Arthur Thompson, Mrs. Harvey Newswanger and Mrs. Philip B. Dean.

Appointed to an awards committee were Mrs. William Kirk-patrick, chairman, Mrs. Dusman and Mrs. Robert Frey, Jr. Auxiliary members will be hostesses to the Hospital, association at a meeting planned for 8 p.m, Oct.

13 at the Nurses' home. lEfE? A three-week recruitment drive for 104 volunteer workers to handle new services at York hospital will begin Monday. Drive plans were reported last week at the first fall board meeting of the hospital Woman's auxiliary. A new messenger service will require 72 volunteers. Twenty-two blood bank workers are needed, and 10 to staff the emergency room, it was announced.

Mrs. James Diehl, is auxiliary recruitment chairman. In the three months ending July 31, a total of 1,440 volu iteers served 9,242 hours in various hospital projects, Estella volunteer service director, reported. Mrs. Claude Peterman was SEE THE NEW 1956 WHIRLPOOL AUTOMATIC WASHERS and DRYERS Recent Births At York Hospital To Mr.

and Mrs. Daniel J. Mays, 20 College avenue, Glen Rock, yesterday, a son. To Mr. and Mrs.

Chartes D. Covert, 224 West Market yesterday, a daughter. At West Side Osteopathic To Mr. and Mrs. Neal H.

Gardner, Wrightsville RD 1, yesterday, a daughter. To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shue, 943 East King street, yesterday, a daughter. To Mr.

and 'Mrs. Edward Hyser, Mounted Route 42, yesterday at home, a son, Weighing 102 pounds. Applications To Wed James Harnish Moul, 1634 Monroe street, and Jo Ann Margaret Sutton, 15 Boundary avenue, Red Lion. George Huntley King, Baltimore, and Carol Ann Beggs, Pit-cairn, Pa. Barry Albert Mease, 859 Tioga street, and Sandra Faye Miller, '280 West Market street.

Ray Henry Paulas, Mt. Wolf RD 1, and Annia Virginia Bollinger, Codorus. William Thomas Stephens, Red Lion RD 2, and Sue Frances Scott, Red Lion RD 3. Marvin Maynard Ferree and Sandra Jean Rohrbaugh, both of York RD 8. Harold Michael Lamont and Anna Maria Louise Zepp, both of AND FAMOUS AMANA FOOD FREEZERS in our Booth in the New Exhibition Building all this week at the YORK FAIR TONI-WAVES for a professional look, try a new Toni Wave selected for your type of hair by professional operators at Mary's Beauty Nook 44 E.

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Lind Stuart Walter, 54 Broad street, and Margaret Catherine Kumontis, 1449 South Duke street. Leroy Nicholas Bechtel, Hanover RD 2, and Phyllis Jean Snyder, Brodbeck. Divorce Business Suits started: Anthony H. Bowers, 417 Soulh High street, Hanover, against Margaret P. Bowers, East Fay-etteville, Franklin county.

O. Leicht, Etters, against Vernon R. Leicht, Etters RD 1. Masters appointed: Attorney John W. Heller, III, in the case of Kathleen E.

Miller against Charles K. Miller. Attorney Carl May in the case of Mary J. Elicker against Wilbur E. Elicker.

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J. Mellinger, Windsor, was graduated recently from the procurement officer course at the Quartermaster school of Fort Lee, Va. Lt. Mellinger entered the Army in 1952. He holds the Bronze Star, Purple Heart, Combat Infantryman badge, and "the United Nations and Korean Service ribbons.

He is a 1952 graduate of Indiana State Teachers' college and a -member of Delta Sigma Phi and Delta- Phi Delta fraternities. Pfc. Donald C. Schrom, son of Mr. and Mrs.

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