York Daily Record from York, Pennsylvania • Page 24

Record, Monday Morning, April 12,1971 The York Daily 24. Plaque Will Honor New Freedom Dover Fire Company Bank Manager Retires, Successor Named TO MEET TONIGHT DOVER "True till Death" will be the topic for a meeting of Calvary Lutheran Church Women today at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The leader will be Mrs. Dale Stouch and the business session will be conducted by the president, Mrs.

John Burger. Bldg. Fund Donors A TV PICTURE DOVER Plans have been announced by Dover Fire Company to place a plaque on the wall of the fire hall listing the names of persons who contributed $50 or more to the building fund. This group has donated a total of $19,000. The names of persons wn0 contributed $2 up to $50 will be placed in a register book, which will also display in the fire company hall.

Company officials also reported that the total debt of $96,800 incurred in 1969 with the purchase of a new fire truck and enlargement and improvements to the fire hall, has been reduced to $10,000. TUBE WITH fv a 3 year guarantee? You Bet! Chan ne I xj: Master Opti-Vue TV Replacement Tubes carry a full 36 month guarantee of quality! from the world's largest mfr. of television reception equipment jjgj CHANNEL MASTER Our own fully trained service department. Personalized attention withx satisfaction guaranteed. 46 years of service.

JAMES L. STUMP 2, Cub Given fop Award NEW FREEDOM Donald Bortner received the Webelos award, highest in Cub Scouting, and he and Jeff Meal advanced to Boy Scouts at a recent New Freedom Cub Pack 24 meeting. Other advancements were presented to the following: Peter Schlaline, bear book and two silver arrows; Rick Wine, bear book and silver Peter Nealley, Tobert Thompson, silver arrows; Dale Fosbenner, gold arrow; Mark Siebert, wolf book and bobcat pin; Rickie Mitlos, naturalist, out-doorsman, sportsman. The opening was presented by Den 3. Dens 1, 2, and 4 gave skits and all the boys participated in a pony express relay.

Dens 1 through 4 recently attended a Professor Kool television program, participating in a program which was taped and shown last Saturday. Md. Girl Engaged to Dallastown RD 1 Man DALLASTOWN Mr. and Mrs. William R.

Stratton, Damascus, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Carole Ann Stratton, to G. Michael Wert, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Wert, Sheffield Drive, Dallastown RD 1.

The bride-to-be is a 1970 graduate of Damascus High School and is now attending Gettysburg College. A 1969 graduate of Red Lion Area Senior High School, the prospective bridegroom is also a student at Gettysburg College where he is majoring in mathematics. Dallastown Group Installs Leaders DALLASTOWN Grace Myers became the leader of the Dallastown TOPS Countdowners at an installation ceremony in Bethlehem United Methodist church where the group meets each Monday night. Mason-Dixon Lions Will Meet Tonight DELTA AND CARDIFF Zone Chairman V. Kyle Trout will induct three new members into the Mason and Dixon Lions Club at a meeting tonight at 6:30 at Mt.

Olivet United Methodist Church, near Fawn Grove. The April 20 meeting will be with the Tucquan Club at Dutch Dell. Reservations are due by April 15. 'MORP DANCE FAWN GROVE A "Morp" dance (prom spelled backward) will be held at Kennard-Dale High School April 17 from 8 to 11 p.m., sponsored by the National Honor Society. A feature of the dance is a faculty court, chosen junior prom SST ROJ HER Sjij: 'S NORMAN CHESS STEWARTSTOVVN Norman C.

Hess, manager of the Stewart-stown Ofnce of National Central Bank, has retired after 45 years in finance and has been replaced by Jesse L. Stump, 40 W. High Red Lion. Stump had been assistant manager of the bank's Red Lion Office. He has been with the bank since 1951.

Hess, whose retirement was effective April 1, spent his entire career in Stewartstown. He started in 1926 as a bookkeeper with the People's National Bank here and in 1959 was an executive vice president and director of that bank. When Peoples National merged with National Bank of York County, a predecessor of National Central, in 1959, Hess was named assistant cashier and manager of Meeting Set Tonight TV and APPLIANCES Loucks Rd. Susquehanna Trail W.V.....w.v style by the students. A tisliet, a tasket the Stewartstown office and was appointed to the Stewartstown-Red Lion advisory board.

He served with the Army Air Force during World War II. A graduate of Stewartstown High School and Goldey Business College in Delaware, he lives with his wife, the former Pauline Anderson, on Stewartstown RD 1. They attend Centre Presbyterian Church, New Park. Stump is a graduate of Dallastown High School and attended Thompson Business College, York. He holds pre-standard, standard and graduate certificates from the American Institute of Banking.

He is a past president and treasurer of York -Adams Chapter, American Institute of Banking. He and his wife, the former Rosemary Ryer, attend Bethlehem United Methodist Church, Dallastown. Optimists To Fete Group This Evening DALLASTOWN Participants in the junior bowling clinic and tourney ended recently will be feted by Spry-Dallastown Optimist club at a dinner session tonight at 6:30 at Spurg's restaurant. Spry. Awards will be presneted and a filmstrip on bowling shown.

Borough council will convene at 7:30 tonight in the Rescue Fire hall meeting room. St. John's (Blymire's) committee on Christian education meets tonight at 7:30 at the church. There will be no inquiry classes this evening in St. Joseph's a delicious Easter Basket on V2 gallon of Premium (paiity.or.

All Star Dee ream except "Vanilla And APR0.L 5-a? at your store or door. Rosetta Burg, the retiring leader, inducted the slate of new and re-elected officers of the club. Other officers are: Joan Dasher, co-leader; Valerie Tilton, secretary; Barbara Paules, treasurer; Velma Orwig, weight recorder, and Shelva Innerst, financial secretary. A MESSAGE FOR WR1GHTSVILLE TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS By Red Lion VCTU RED LION Red Lion Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Monroe Snyder, 234 Wise Ave. Semper Fidelis class of Grace Lutheran Sunday school will convene at 7: 30 p.m. Monday in the cliuicii social room. LeMann and Associates will begin today to take pictures at Bethany United Methodist church for the every-member pictorial directory. A schedule for group pictures has been arranged for each day through Thursday.

Individual members or families not already contacted may call Mrs. Rodney Sechrist or Mrs. C. Coburn Quickel. Annual Birthday Session Conducted By Delta Circle DELTA Mrs.

Blodwyn Harvey, 88, sang a solo at the annual birthday meeting of Circle 1, Women's Society of Christian Service, held recently at Delta United Methodist Church. There were 25 members and guests present for the event arranged by a committee headed by Hilda Kilburn. assisted by Mrs. Ivy Hall and Mrs. Learner Brown.

The program included readings, a vocal duet, group singing and an Easter hat making contest. On a nominating committee for election of officers May 6 are Mrs. Laura Evans, chairman; Mrs. Helen Butler and Mrs. Hattie Van Hart.

Miss Kilburn, chairman of the Welsh Day dinner committee, asked support of circle members in preparing and serving tlie two meals on May 2. GLEN ROCK PublC Tornq' 30 Craley Fire HU Our collection agency at Hinkle's Pharmacy, 200 Hellam will be terminated on Thursday, April 15, 1971. Payments may be made by mail, using the envelope and payment card enclosed in your monthly bill. Customers may also pay at the business office, 31 S. Beaver York, Pa.

or any of the payment agencies listed on Page 4 of the directory. DAIRIES HHIWI'ltHWIllllurWIttHHIItlll AW.V Red lion 244 4071 Hanover 637 5131 YORK TELEPHOnE AnD TELEGRAPH COfTlPAnV 201 N. Hhlond Ave York 14 W1 Craiey. Pa. 12 It.