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PAGE EIGHT NEW OXFORD ITEM, NEW OXFORD, JULY 3, 195S Crippled Girl Gets 8 Weeks At Easter Seal An 11-year-old Adams County girl with an artificial leg Has begun eight weeks or fun and training at Camp Easter Seal in the Laurel Hill State Park, near Somerset, with her expenses to be paid by the Adams County Crippled Children's Society out of funds raised through the annual Easter seal eale this spring. In another month, she will br joined by a nine-year-old crippled Littlestown boy. Just out of Elizabethtown Hospital, who will spend the last four weeks of the summer camping period at Camp Easter Seal. The girl who was taken to Camp Easter Seal Wednesday by her parents is Margaret Miller, 11-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Miller of near Conewago Chapel, fifie is a sixth grade pupil at Conewago school. "Does Very Well" Margaret has an artificial since an amputation during early childhood. She uses an artificial limb and "does very well with it." state nurses say. In addition to eight weeks ol camping fun among other handicapped children, she expects to learn new skills with her artificial leg. In four weeks, Terry Boyd, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Boyd, Littlestown R. 2, will go to Camp Easter Seal as the guest of the county Crippled Children's Society. He has a pathological dislocation of the right hip and has spent much of his young life in braces. He recently returned home from a loni? hospitalization at Elizabeth town where he submitted to surgery.

Hospital doctors have given him permission to take part in all camp activities in which he has an interest. Camp Easter Seal Is one of four summer camps operated by, the state Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Nearly all of the youngsters' time at the camp will be taken up with hiking, playing ball, swimming, sleeping outdoors and other camping activities. Only the necessary minimum of therapy and other treatment will be given so as to keep life at the camp as normal as possible. Handicapped youngsters from southeastern Pennsylvania areas go to Camp Daddy Allen in the Poconos.

The society operates two other camps for the severly handicapped, Camp Harmony Hall, near Highspire, and Camp Lend-A-Hand, near Conneaut Lake. YWCA of the U.SA. was founded in 1888. SALE SATURDAY, JULY 13, At 12:00 Noon The undesigned will sell hi Beading on road from East Berlin to Bennudian, close to Baker's Watering Trough, his entire tot of farm machinery and household goods, as follows: Farm Machinery Farmall tractor on ateel, P-12 and corn workers; 8-ft. grain binder, McCormick 2-row corn planter.

Wiard 14-in. one-bottom plow on rubber; J. D. disk harrow, three- section lever harrow, double culti- packer, wagon, wheelbarrow, forks and shovels, crosscut saw, sledge iron, wedges, axes, lot of lumber, chicken feeders, poultry wire, window sash, lot of bushel crates, brooder stove, butcher tools, lard preas. meat grinder, 2 iron kettles, pudding-stirrer, meat bench, lot of cord wood, grindstone, 2 gas drums with pump.

Household Goods One International Harvester re-i fngerator, like new; 5 stoves, con- sisting of 2 ranges, 3-burner. coal oil stove, chunk stove, coal oil heater, kitchen cabinet, extension table with boards. 2 bedroom suites, springs and mattresses, bureau, stands, all kinds of bedding 3-piece living room suite, one dozen" plank- bottom chairs, five rockers, good sewing machine. couch, hall rack roll-top desk, 2 clocks, radio, breakfast table and 2 chairs, library table, electric lamps, dress form, sideboard, buffet, cupboard, settee, big mirror 18x40 inches, all kinds dishes, kettles, lids. 2 sets of knives and forks, one 26-pc.

Rodgers silver set, tot of fruit, empty Jars and glasses, lawn mower, stands, two 9x12 rugs, window blinds, curtains, 2 washing machines, double-barrel 12-gauge hammerless shotgun, one 32 rifle, flower pots and many other articles too numerous to mention. AntifVts One (Weg drop-leaf table, doz. bone handle knives and forks, flat Irons. 2 dry sinks, wooden safe. 11-pjece chamber set.

old coverlet about 200 years old. two blanket chests, wan three lanterns, one lamp. Terms will be made known on day of sale by HIRAM H. THOMAS Awt, Clair SJaybaugh Clerks. Jacobs and Wlsler ENGAGEMENTS Mrs.

Mae Bice. Gettysburg and Boy Bice, Gardners, announce the engagement of their daughter. Lois. to Edward M. Fuss, son of Mr.

and Mrs. John M. Puss, Emmitsburg Miss Rice is a graduate of Gettysburg High School, class of 1937. and is employed by the Gettysburg Shoe Co. Mr.

Puss Is a 1956 graduate of Emmitsburg Hich School and is employed by I. H. Crouse and Sons, Littlestown. A fall wedding Is planned. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul W. Topper, McSherrvfetown. have announced the engagement of their daughter, Maiy Alice, to James A. Forbes, of Mr.

and Mrs. William H. Forbes, Seven Valleys R. 1. Orders $14,700 Damages Paid The Adams County court Saturday handed down an order directing the payment and distribution of the $14,700 awarded James E.

and Leila Jane Behney, York Springs R. for damages to their property caused by the relocation of the Gettysburg Harnsburg Rd. at York Springs. The order was on petition following the award of the board of view and the rejection of a state appeal from the award. Construction of the York Springs bypass involved a bridge over the Carlisle-Hanover Rd.

The Behney home was tt the south side of the bridge and had to be moved. Behney moved the home to another portion of his acreage. The order signed by the court directs that a mortgage holder, Chester B. Worley, be paid $2,600 plus interest at 4 per cent from March 31, 1951, to cover the mortgage and that the remainder of the $14,700 to be paid as damages by the state be given to Mr. and Mrs.

Behney. Another order handed down by the court Saturday named Atty. Donald M. Swope as master in the divorce action brought by Donald H. Becker, Gettysburg, against Juanita Fern (Walker) Becker.

BROILERS WANTED Also All Other Kinds of Live Poultry Also Eggs BENTZELL'S POULTRY EGG HOUSE W. Phfla York. Pa. RADIO AND TELEVISION REPAIRING Sherman Radio Service All 955 Carlisle St. Phone ME 7-1179 Banorer.

Pa. MOVING AND STORAGE Local and Long Distance H. BRINKERHOFF SONS STORAGE CO. 120 Carlisle Gettysburg, Pa. Phone 661 Annie C.

Gruver And Wayne M. Meyer Wed MLss Annie C. Gruver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin G.

Oruver, Thomasvllle R. 1. and Wayne M- Meyer, son of Michael L. Meyer and the late Mary L. Meyer.

Thomasvllle. were married at 7 p.m. Saturday In Paradise (Holtz- schwamm) Union Church. Rev. Georpe A.

Clark performed the doublc-rlno; rites. The bride's sister, Mrs. Dorothy Hoflhems, Abbottstown. was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Phyllis Ruth, Thomasvllle, and Mrs.

Shirley Frye, York. Rosalie Ann Mummert of Spring Grove, niece of the bride, was the flower girl. Best man was the brother of the bridegroom, Fiedenck C. Meyer. Ushers Elmer and Ralph Bruver, of the bride, and Ned Kau'fman, York, and Ronald Witman, Spring Grove, cousins of the bndegi 00:11.

Ring bearer was Ronald Giuvcr, brother of the brid A rccrntion tor 2V) truests was held in Thomasville Fire Company hall after the ceiemony. The couple left on a week's wedding trip through the South. On their return they will reside at a newly-built home at R. 1. The bride was graduated from East Berlin High School.

Her husband, a graduate of West York High School and Chicago Technical College, is employed by Kapri Manufacturing Corporation in Red Lion. BARBARA ANN COX AND I CLYDE L. FUHRMAN WED wedding of Barbara Ann Cox, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.

Cox, Hanover, and Clyde Leroy Fuhrman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arba Fuhrman. Hanover R. 1.

took place at 7 p.m. June 21 In Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. Hanover. John A Miller officiated at the double- ring ceremony. Mrs.

Robert Neff was matron of honor Kenneth Fuhrman was best man. Gary Light, Robeit Rushlman and Robert Cranaell ushered. Mrs. Norman Wiley played piano selections. A reception followed at Goodwill Fire Company Hall.

Hanover. Tne newly weds will icfcide at Hanover R. 1. The bride, a 1957 graduate of East Berlin High is employed by Smyser's Card Shop, Hanover. The bridegroom, a 1957 graduate of Littlestown High School, operates a service station at Melrose, A.d.

POSTS $1,000 BAIL Mark Michael Sullivan, 25, Paxtang, sought by police since Monday aweek for allegedly pointing a pistol at his former wife, Loretta, at her parents' 410 EHller Conewago Twp, was reported by state police, Saturday to ave been taken into custody by Harrisburg police. He was taken before Justice of the Peace Harmon Dell, Oxford Twp, and posted $1,000 bail for appearance at a hearing. Misnomer: Inside information TRUSSES Abdominal Belts. BlwtJe Stocking Arch CratchOT A nmn or expert to at DRUG STORE OB the Pa. HE T-tlM A I A A I a i a i Guaranteed ond Reqisteretl Famous for Over 1 00 a COFFMAN JEWELERS 51 Chambersburg Street Gettysburg, Pa.

DIES SUDDENLY IN Y. S. CONVALESCENT HOME Harry Orner, 78, a former Me- chamcsburg barber, died suddenly this morning at 8:15 o'clock at the Hursh Convalescent Home, York Springs, where he had been a patient since June 20. Prior to that he had been a patient, suffering from a stroke in the Mechanicsburg Hospital. The death was caused.

Dr. C. G. Crist, Adams County coroner said, by a coronary thrombosis. Among survivors is his wife, Grace, who became a guest at the Hursh Home at the time her husband entered there.

James M. Decker Dies Suddenly James M. Decker. 67, Huntlngton Yoik Springs R. 2, died sud- deply at his home Saturday morning at 6 o'clock.

Dr. C. G. Crist, Adams County coroner, who investigated, said death was due to coronary thrombosis. The deceased, who retired from the Pennsylvania State Highway Department about a month ago, had been In his usual health.

He was born In Adams County, a son of the late George B. and Cora V. (Herman 1 Decker. Surviving are his widow, the former Helen Smith; three sons, Lloyd, York Springs R. John.

East Berlin R. 2, and Clair, at home; four daughters, Mrs. Grantas Hoopert, Mifflinburg; Mrs. Earl Cleaver, East Berlin R. Mrs.

Merritt Thomas, East Berlin R. 1, and Mrs. Richard Smith, New Oxford; 14 grandchildren; two brothers, Melvin Gettysburg, and Roy, York Springs R. 2, and one sister, Mrs. Mary Bosserman, East Berlin.

Funeral services Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Pittenturf Funeral Home, York Springs, conducted by the Rev. Amos Meyers. Interment in the Hampton Cemetery. Born to Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Miller, Hanover, daughter, Sunday, at the Warner Hospital. SUMMER FASHIONS For the Chubby Girls Dressy Dresses Nylon Cotton Prints Sun-Back and Sleeveless Skirts Blouses Slips Jeans Jamacia and Regular Shorts Bathing; Suits Slacks Socks OWEN CHUBBY SHOPPE Open Wed. and Fri. Till 9: Telephone 64-353 1207 W.

Princess York, Pa. RELIGIOUS GOODS And CARD SHOP LINGG'S. 202 York St. Cards for all occasions Phone Hanover ME 7-418X ARTHUR P. KELLEY Lincolnwoy East.

Extd. New Oxford, Pa. Phone MA 4-6971 GENERAL INSURANCE NOTARX PUBLIC ACCOUNTING "Know Your Agent-Then Buy Your Insurance" CATHOLIC CHURCH LEAGUE The Standinfi Won Lott Pet. Immaculate 4 0 1.000 Annunciation 2 2 300 St. Vincent's 2 2 .500 St.

Joseph's 0 4 .000 Sunday's Immaculate, Annunciation, 0 (forfeit). St. Vincent's, 10; St. Joseph's, 3. Sunday's Schedule St.

Vincent's Immaculate. Annunciation at St. Joseph's, WED SO YEARS Mr. and Mrs. G.

Maiden Beard, Hanover, were honored at a surprise celebration in the observance of their 50th wedding anniversary Wednesday. Airs. Beard is the former Ada May Egger, then a teacher in the Hanover Public Schools. Mr. Beard is superintendent of the foundry division of the Read Standard Corporation, a subsidiary of Capital Products New Oxford.

how to rate with your date Sure way to score with the your-life is to dine her here, where she can enjoy her favorite prepared and served to perfection. VICTORY RESTAUBANT 918 Qorliale Street Honorer, Pa. PENN AUTO PAINT SHOP Russell Berwager. Prop. Phone ME 7-4110 404 Frederick St.

Hanover, Pa AUTO PAINTING BODY AND FENDER Glass Installed Seat Covers Phone MElrose 7-4145 Schmidt's Rolling Rock American Gibbons Old Export National Goebels Schlitz Carlins Ale Black Label Budweiser Ballantine Gunthers Fiels Miller's High Life PEPSI-COLA and all "CloYerdale Sodas" SZWOYER BEVERAGE Rear 504 Broadway Hanover, Pa. Bottles Cans Kegs LUNINALL Points and Varnishes JOHN S. THOHAN PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE 120 Frederick'Street ME 7-6113 --Hanover, Pa. 32 Men Are Given Induction Exams Thirty-two men were tent to Harrisburg Wednesday by the Adams County Selective Service Board, 29 for pre-mductlon physical examinations and three for Induction into the armed forces. Two of those who went into the armed forces represented the June call for men from Adams County.

They are Jonathan G. Taylor, Gettysburg R. who served as leader for the group, and Irvin N. Behney, York Springs R. D.

The third man was Clement Rowe, of Dadeville, Alabama, who was a transfer from that state. VISIT IN COUNTY Mrs. Donald E. Myers and daughter, Tena, Reuo, are spending a month with her parents. Mr.

and Mrs. Clarence Ripka. Littlestown, and with her husband's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David F.

Myeri. Hampton. Donald Myers is an Instructor at Stead Air Force Base, Reno, and he will join his family here and return to Nevada with them. MOTOROLA AUTO RADIOS Sherman Radio Service 955 Carlisle St. Phone ME 7-1171 Hanorei Pa.

FIREMEN'S CARNIVAL Irishtown, Pa. Friday and Saturday, July 11 and 12 Friday, July 11 Refreshments Gomes Good EoU Twilight Entertainers Saturday, July 12 Big Parade at 6 P.M. Sharp Refreshments Games Good Eats Music by New Oxford High School Band Free Parking on Lighted Ground Next to Engine House Benefit'of Irishtown Fire Company SERVICE SUPPLY COMPANY STEEL AND ALUMINUM WINDOWS OVERHEAD GARAGE DOORS FLAGSTONE ASPHALT SHINGLES ROLL ROOFING 152 S. Snmner St. West York.

Pa. Phone STERNER'S UPHOLSTERING LAWRENCE E. STERNER Lincolnwoy West (Phone MA 4-7824) Abbottstown, Pa. Custom-Made Furniture Modern and Antique Furniture Reupholstered Building oi New Furniture a Specialty Refreshment rights reserved. Not responsible for accidents en day of sale.

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