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THE NEW OXFORD ITEM, NEW OXFORD, MARCH 22, 1M2 PAGI THIRTEEN Mr. and Mrs. William Hardy Haaevw R. 5. a son, the Haa- ever Hospital, last Wednetday.

Mr. and Mrs. Norman R. Kroft New Orford R. 1.

a son. last Wednesday at me Hanover Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. James H.

Wai lace. Abbottstown R. 1, a son last Wednesday at the Hanove Hospital. Rev. and Mrs.

H. James Jus New Oxford, a daughter, the Hanover Hospital last Wednes day. and Mrs. Larry Corbm, Abbottstown, a daughter. Monday at the Warner Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Barry Zeigler York Strings R. 2. a daughter Sunday, a( the Warner Hospital.

and Mrs. Leroy Angell Gettysburg K. 5. a son. Sunday at the Warner Hospital.

Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shelle- namer. East Berlin R. 2, a son Sunday, at the Warner Hospital Mr.

and Mrs. Richard Harner Dover R. 1, Harmony Grove, a daughter, March 14, at the Memorial Osteopathic Hospital, York Mr. and Mrs. Levere Resh Dover R.

Davidsburg, a son March 14, at the Memorial teopathic Hospital, York. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer E. Topper, Hanover R.

5, a eon, at the Hanover Hospital Tuesday. Mr.and Mrs. Paul J. Smith Gardners R. 1, a son, Saturday at the Carlisle Hospital.

Margaret Daum and James W. Herman, New Oxford; Dorothy BAKE SALE MARCH 24 Starting at It A.M. Benefit Girl Scout Troop M7 A A DRIVE-IN THEATRE On Route 15. Oillsburs. Pa.

March 24,25 "FLOWER DRUM SONG" In Color Nancy Kwan, James Snvgets 2 Cartoons Swage Pancake Breakfast (Family Style) SUNDAY. MARCH 25 Centennial Company Centennial, Pa. fioiii A.M. to 12 Noon Price. $1.00 A 4 MAJESTIC ED 4-2513 March 21 to Doris Day Reck Hudson Tony Randall "LOVER COME BACK" In Color March William HoMen Francis Nuyen "SATAN NEVER SLEEPS" In Color Hey Kids! Yo-Yo Contest On Our Stage Saturday March P.M.

1st Prise $10.00 2nd Prize $5.00 Courtesy oi ft. C. MURPHY CO. Baltimore Street 3 Stooges Cartoons Regular Prices A Now Flaying Itireusn Tuesday, March 27 "Sataa Hew Sleeps" vliffow Color by Do two fttrfi TMSMT UM Jr. Jesn Fentelns Color er Dt Lwne Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Butt are vacationing la Florida. The local Club met at the homi of Mrs. Prwtoa Rkfcrodc recently. Prim were awarded to Mrs.

Glens Hut. Mn. Cut Ostrom, Mrs. G. Roger WUdssis.

Mrs. J. Faber Mrs Ralph Dolheimer and Mrs. Mervw Altland. were made by the Ab- botttttown Lions Club directors last Thursday evening to sponaor a food stand at (be Adams County Fair this summer.

The meeting was held at the home Leroy Witters with seven members attending. President Ray Boyer appointed Witters chairman of the food stand and named the following committeemen: G. Roger Wildasin. Kenneth Stauf- fcr. John Smith, Thomas Dale and George Mecklvy.

Ticket committee includes chairman, Charles Chubb, Robert Thieret, Burnell Worley, Vincent Bre'ighner and Homer Hafer. It was announced that Faber Wildasin, the editor of the club paper, has been appointed to the board of directors. The board approved the donation of two fruit baskets to be given away at the Governor's conference at Dillsburg in the Chalet Restaurant on April 5. SHANK WEDDING ANNIVERSARY TOP SALESMAN Robert Storm of Staub Chevrolet, New Oxford, has been named he top Chevrolet salesman in the Harrisburg zone. As winner of the company's annual competition he will be nstalled as president of the Legion of Leaders Honor Club at a banquet this evening in the Colonial Country Club, Harrisburg.

Storm headed a list of 171 retail salesmen in the cone who qualified for Legion membership through outstanding sales accomplishments in 1961. Daum and John L. Schlaline, New Oxford R. 1, and Gary C. arid Donna Jean Daunt, Hanover, sold to Gary C.

and Donna Jean Daum or $5,000 a 26-acre property in Oxford Twp. Annual Picnic oi the Centennial Fire Company Centennial, Pa. August 4. 1962 Keep This Date in Mind LINCOLN LOGS I A noun M--4 muz i Cat 4-4OI DANCING Friday and Saturday March 23 and 24 Johnny Bukei His Band From Hanover WHY NOT? Price Is Right Trade-ins High Drive a Bettor Used Car limit Motor 'M FORD Twdor Sedan, eight-cylinder, automatic 'M COMET four-door Sedan, sn 'M MERCURY four-door hardtop, full power '5V BUICK two-door Hardtop, hilt 'St OLDSMOBILE TM FORD '57 CHRYSLER four-doer Station WrotytNif full '57 PLYMOUTH Soden, mafic JO TtiNvUTrV '55 POffTIAC Catalina fm SMI, BUICK Mr. and Mrs.

Edgar Shank, guests at the Brethren Home for the Aged at Crass Keys, will observe their 68th wedding anniversary on March 22. On that date in 1894--the day after his birthday --the young Mr. Shank, of near York Springs, hitched his horse to his buggy, drove to Carlisle for the marriage license, picked up Miss Elizabeth Rhoads and went to the home of Rev. J. C.

Clippinger of Boiling Springs where they were married. During their 68 years of mar- tied life, they lived briefly at Latimore, several years at York Springs R. 11 in Illinois and several in Abbottstown. For a little over a year they have been the guests in the Cross Keys Home. Four children were born to the couple of whom Mrs.

Sterling Berkheimer and Doric Shank, both of Abbottstown, are still living. Mrs. Shank tells how, as a girl, went to live with a family where she milked as man; as 15 cows for $1.75, plus board per month. Later the wages were raised to $1.00 per week. Mr Shank worked as a farmer bu had time to hunt.

He raised am trained several beagle dogs. He says he can well remember shoot ing 25 to 30 rabbits by 9 o'clock in the morning. These were cleaned and salted to provide meat for other days. In addition he pursued the white tail deer killing 22. the last one when he was 82 years ol age.

They have had good health throughout their long life time He is now 89 and she is 87. When asked what he would say to young couples as a formula for a happj and successful marriage. Mr Shank advised: "Paddle your own canoe." She added her recipe "Always lay up something for a rainy day." TINT'S FRET FLAMINGOS OF BONAIRE or BONAIRE mue NETHERLAMDS gONAtRE ATTRACTS THESE- MAMFtCtr BIRDS BECAUSE CF7ME ABUNDANCE OF SMALL FfSHAND SEA URCHINS FOUND ON7HE ISLANDS NOUf- OFTHEQLDtSAOl- MCXEOfftOifS TIMES wave SEA30NCtB96) CY A PITCHED BALLS frmu. REPLACED fKEEOF CHARGE? AND THAT YOU CAN GET MONET ANY- NEED IT? O.S.SAVINGS BONDS ARE DESIGNED ffff 'EM HOW AND 'EMf State Police Nab Car, Gas Thieves State police from the Gettysburg substation set up a road block just north of Gettysburg late Monday night to apprehend three men who had failed to pay for gasoline at a Dillsburg service station and then discovered the car in which the men were driving was stolen. Tlw officers received by radio from the state police at Harrisburg to stop a car headed south on the Gettysburg-Harrisburg Rd.

With four state police cars, the officers halted the vehicle near the old county home. They turned the three men, all negroes from Harrisburg, over to state police from the Harrisburg station without obtaining their names. They learned from the men that the Car was stolen. The three had stopped at the Rest Awhile Inn service station at Dillsburg, got worth of gasoline in the vehicle and then drove off without paying. College Alumni Of County Will Dine Dr.

C. A. Hanson, president of Gettysburg College, will speak a( the dinner meet- ing of the Adams County Alumn Club tonight at 7 p.m. in the col lege dining hall. Henry M.

Scharf, class of 1925 will preside. Entertainment wil be provided by several college students. A reception will precede the dinner beginning at 6:45 p.m Officers of the club are Robert McCoy, president; Robert Wean er, vice president; Mrs. Jacl Bream, acting Ken iieth P. Hull, treasurer.

Dinner reservations may be made through Mr. Hull. Albert L. and Gladys E. Gebhart, Oxford sold to Walter and Hilda B.

Young, same place, for $7,700 a property in Ox ford Twp. along the road from Irishtown to Lilly's Mill. FAMILY STYLE HAM HOLTZSCHWAMM FELLOWSHIP HALL Saturday, March 31 Serving from 3:30 to P.M. Adults $1.25, Children 65c Sponsored by the Trustees '54 MERCURY 'M FfttD Tetfer Station I 'MCHtWOLET hii SMI MCHIVROLET Ah- few. OLD MILL INN 1 Mile West of New Oxford Phone MA 4-72tl SATURDAY DINNER SPECIAL Tovkty Dimitrs $1.11 TO 0 Hanover Motor Co.

1100 BroMrwty ME 7-27251 Thursday-- Fried Chicken Dinners From 11:30 to 1:90 65c Steamed Clams Hard-shells Try Ovr Fried RaeMt, Frist Terlls Freo BEIR WINE LtOUOR NEWSPAPER! Achievement Of Farmer Applauded 'There it no better is all the world than ate story of American agriculture," J. Glens Miller, office manager for the Adams County Agricultural Stabilization and Conterva- ion Committee, toM Gettysburg Uorn at a Farmers' Night meeting Monday evening at the VFW Gettyaburg. He said the vast production record of the American farmer "is an achievement of far greater consequence than putting a man in space. Meat, milk, poultry, fruits and vegetables in the hand are far closer to man's basic than star in the "Our greatest defense against communism or socialism is to preserve, protect and promote this wonderful system of efficient, commercial family farms we have in America. This system is the strongest thread in the fabric of our society." With a dozen farmers in attendance us guests, County Commissioner Clarence J.

Waybright, a member of the club, was in charge of Iko program and introduced the speaker. President David Btoser presided. The dub voted $23 to the Euiter Seal sale and President Blower called a meeting of the board of directors after the general session. Miller, who has been ASC office manager for the laM seven years, reviewed agricultural and business history, pointed out how transportation and Home other have benefited by government subsidies to far greater extents that the American farmer and said: "The government cannot stay out of agriculture or busineui. If it did we would have less to eat and more and more persons would move from the farm to the poorhouue and the American economy wuld cl- lapse." "GRIATEST DANGER" He continiwJ: "That of our people which has made the greatest contribution toward our economic well being is not sharing equitably in the bounty they have created and I speak of the rfficient, commercial family farmer of America." He spoke then of the advantages labor and industry enjoy from government East Berlin VFW a Elections Nominations for office were held recently the Rkhard J.

Grow Pont MM Veteran of Foreign Wars, East Berlin. The ulectiun will be held this evening as part of the bimonthly meeting starting at 8:30 p.m. The following have been placed in nomination: Commander, Don- uM R. Staffer; senior vice corn- help through enabling legislation. must continue in business as many individual entrepreneurs in agriculture as is consistent with economic efficienty," he continued.

He concluded by urging citizens to take an active interest in the problems of government and warned: "The greatest danger whif-h our wintry ha fo face today doesn't come from those bombs or missiles which the Kremlin leaders have accumulated but from the ignorance, indifference, the complacency, the tak'jn- for-granted attitude and the apath of hundreds of millions of olher- i honest, straightforward American citizens mender, Ralph A. Itaar commander. Gary and Rkhard Wine; quartermaster. Robert B. Myers; advocate.

Irvin Grow and Rkhard Smyers; chap lain, Horace Baiter and Richard Herman; post surgeon, Dr. Robert Potts; trustee, Melvln Baker and Sherman Eisenhart. Six delegated and six alternates will also be elected attend the district and department conventions. The Post Auxiliary has nominated Margaret Eisenhurt lor president. Others nominated were: Senior vice president, Mrs.

Charles Albright; junior vice president. Mrs. William Emig; conductress. Mrs. Russell Lucabaugh, chaplain, Mrs.

Lola Gross and Mrs. Donald Staffer; treasurer, Mrs. Treva Chronister and Dolores Swarti. Trustees nominated for two-year terms are Mrs. Holly Kopp, Mrs.

Hairy RudLsill and -Mrs. Harry Gordon. More women than men came to the U.S. as immigrants (481,000 vs. 421,000) in the last three years, but more men than women migrated from the U.S.

to other countries. FOR SALE Good selection of fine used guns at bargain prices. GRIZZELL'S GUN SHOP, East Berlin, phone 239-2792. WANTED Ride to Gettysburg daily from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Call MA CAREER GIVEN with low down payment. Easy monthly terms. Attend the hours to suit you, within regulations. Learn for professional license security. Send for free booklet to Harrisburg Barber School, 818 N.

20th Harrisburg, Pa. Barbering is a profitable depression-proof ITEM CLASSIFIED ADS cost so little, but the results are BIG. Only 10 cents a line minimum charge SO cents. Use the classified columns WHAT HAVE you done about a Mother's Day gift? For those special people like that wonderful wife or loving other ones for whom just another gift never seems appropriate Your por- rait made by Zeigler Studio is the jerfect answer. Why not call the Zeigler Studio now while the idea is fresh, ED 4-1311, for an appointment.

WANTED: Man or woman with station wagon or pick-up truck to deliver Sunday News bundles and also serve home delivery enroute. Prefer someone with sales experience or a person that likes to et the public. SUNDAY NEWS, 107 E. Philadelphia York, Pa. JOB PRINTING Our Specialty.

Quotations cheerfully given on any printing order large or small See us for all your printing needs. THE ITEM. RUBBER STAMPS Made to your order. Prompt service. Reasonable prices NEW OXFORD ITEM FOUR INCUBATORS--Egg capacity cheap; one 6x24 cub tractor tire and rim.

Phone ME 3-8683, GftOVER ALTLAND, Hanover R. 2. REDUCED Sherwin Williams iuper Kern-Tone variety of discon- inued colors regular 96.78 Now $3.95 gallon. HOME SERVICE AND SUPPLY, East Berlin, Pa. HOME FOR SALE 6 rooms and bath, Wz acres of grounds, 2-story barn, hog pen.

W. EARL CA9HMAN, Carlisle St. New Oxford. Phone MA 4-4697. FOR SALE: Plot of ground, 1 Gun Club Rd.

PHARES UNE- BAUGH, Abbottstown, Pa. MOBIL Flame Bottled Gas for cooking, water beating and heating C. SCHUCHART Elm Hanover. Pa. Phone ME 7-6012.

CHOICE building lots in country. School bus electric, telephone, macadam roads. Two miles north of Abbottstown. CHESTER LOPER, R. 1.

FOB SALE Used TV sets $25 up. HOME SERVICE SUPPLY, East Berlin Pa. DANNER'S REALTORS REAL ESTATE Abbottstown Large lot, convenient trailer home with large addition; suitable for family, two- car block garage. This home can be yours for a very modest investment for comfortable inexpensive living. Paradise Twp.

Butler stone, story, large living room, dining room, modern kitchen, bath on first floor; three bedrooms and bath on second floor, 2 stone fireplaces, ample closet space, hard wood floors throughout, oil-fired hot water heat. 3-car garage, lot 100x300. See this home before you buy or build. Aspers Large two-story brick dwelling, hot water heat, modern kitchen, dining room, living room, three bedrooms; many built-in features; wall-to-wall carpeting, plus apartment with four rooms and bath, well-rented. This home must be seen to be fully appreciated.

Priced reasonable. Shiloh One-floor modern I nick dwelling, gas-fired hot water heat, two large bedrooms 15x15 each; living room 15x21; large kitchen and bath. Lot fronting 180 feet by 200 depth, Locust Lane, Shiloh. Priced for quick sale. Stone, ranch type with garage attached; a large kitchen, living room, three bedrooms and bath, patio.

This home is practically new, well constructed, all conveniences. Many extras. Large lot and shrubbery; two miles from Hanover Square. Priced reasonably. Easily financed.

Immediate possession. Pacific York Very attractive brick dwelling, throe bedrooms and bath, large living room, fireplace, dining room, modern kitchen; all city conveniences. This is a very desirable location. Priced only $10,500 for quick sale. East Berlin Brick.

rooms with bath, conveniently located: suitable for double dwelling, gjw- firrd hot water heat; two-car garage, $9,200. East Berlin Raymond Miller Agent New Oxford MA WANTED Work on poultry arm or orchard. Phone East Berin 259-1349. FOR SALE modernized bun- four bedrooms; kitchen; iving room; dining room and gas 2-car garage with overhead torage. Abbottstown East Berlin.

Dial East Berlin 259-2411 Between 8 a.m. and 12 noon or 259-1391 between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. FOR SALE HANOVER FRAME two-family apartment muse. Five rooms and bsU) each apartment.

Steam heat gas fired, immediate possession. Two-car garage. HENRY E. MARKLE Real Estate Broker 9 Carlisle St. Hanover, Pa.

ME 7-1129 12 Yearling Holstein Heifers CONEWAGO CHAPEL FARM Phone MElrose 3-8451 HAVE YOUR PORTRAIT hand- colored. Call MRS. WM. STAUB, 123 South Peters New Oxford. Phone MA 4-6692.

LINCOLN HIGHWAY One and one-half story house, ivt rooms and bath. Hot water heat, fireplace. Rooms can be added. Built 12 years, large lot. HENRY MARKLE Real Estate Broker Carlisle Hanover, Pa.

ME 7-1129 CAR TROUBLES OF ANY KIND? Give us a buzz for fast service and low prices. Ask for Fred BIy, Philip, Fred or Andy Smith. SMITH'S AUTO SALES, 213 High New Oxford. Open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Phones MA 4-8901, Garage, or MA 4-7462, House. 1956 CHEVROLET V-8 Straight stick, very good condition TOM'S USED CARS R. 30 East of Abbottstown, Pa. WE RENT PIANOS at lowest rate in the area. $10 per month coveia every thing, including lessons in our studios.

No delivery, enrollment or other hidden costs at Menchey Music Service 430 Carlisle Hanover HATCHING WEEKLY Honcgger Layers, Vantreas Cross, Mass. Whites, Sex-Links WM. T. SPAHR HATCHERY 6 Pine St. Hanover, Pa.

ME 7-6923 ONLY $35.00 17-inch Table MOTOROLA A-l Condition. Ideal Second Set REVONAH HOME SUPPLY 100 Carlisle Hanover, Pa. Spring Special 1962 ModH GE TV 19" Screen $139.00 f.VOO-$8.00 Monthly 134 Baltimore St Hanover, Pa. ME 7 7134 FERTRELL, organic plant 'ood. See your distributor.

GEORGE F. MUMMERT, Dillsburg, R. 2. Phone 4658. WANTED Will do ironing if )rought to me at my home at 101 N.

Berlin second floor, New Oxford. FARMERS AND TRAPPERS WANTED Deer and beef hides, grease, tallow and bones: furs Lot skinned; trapping season opens February 10 to March Conibear traps for sale. C. NULL, Cross Keys, Pa. P.

L. DIEHL, REALTOR R. J. Brendle, Agent New Oxford Branch Office 102 Lincolnway East Phone MA 4-2388 Apples, eggs, apple butter, honey, groceries, gas and oil. ZOELLER'S FRUIT MART Open every day 'til 11 p.m.

1 mi. N. of Cross Keys. R. 94 For Prompt Removal Of Dead and Disabled Animals Call A.

SMITH CO. Reverse Charges York Springs 528-4659 Hides and Tallow or New Oxford HA 4-8901 New Oxford 4-7851 Now the Time to Buy For the Spring and Summer Vacation 2 FORD GALAXtE DEMONSTRATORS FOR SALE 1959 Ford station wagon 1958 Ford Sedan 1957 Ford station wagon 1957 Ford hardtop 1956 Mercury sedan 1954 Chevrolet sedan 1953 Nash sedan 1953 Mercury sedan Other Cars to Choose From TRUCKS 1956 Ford 'i-ton pickup Lerew's, Inc. Your Friendly Ford Dealer Allis-Chalmcrs and New Idea Farm Equipment Phono 259-1181 East Berlin, Pa. CARD OF APPRECIATION To my near and far friends, neighbors and relatives I wish say thank you. Thank you for all the cards, visits, flowers, delicacies and other tokens of remem- wances.

All combined have made rny 96th birthday a joyous season ong to be remembered. MBS. A. LAURA HBRSH 214 Lincoln-way East New Oxford, Pa. TREES Nut trees, berry plants, grape vines and andscape plant material, offered by Virginia's largest growers.

Ask for free copy 56-page planting guide catalog in color Salespeople wanted. WAYNESBORO NURSERIES Waynesboro Va. DON'T FUSS CALL US For late model used parts, tires, tubes and batteries HANSFORD'S AUTO WRECKERS We buy and sell model wrecks Yard located miles east of Gettysburg on U.S. 30 Phone ED 4-5043 Hansford Snead, Proprietor JOB PRINPNG Our Specialty yuotauons cr.eerfully given on any printing order large or small bee us tor oil printing THE ITEM SPECIAL--6 Triple-track storm windows installed for $93.00 -HOME SERVICE and SUPPLY East Berlin, Pa. FARMS i HOMES Down Payments and to Suit Almost Any Buyer Don't Time Looking--Contact JOHN J.

BAKER Agent -East Berlin. Pa. Phone 259-2527 157 ACT. Dairy Fc 110 Acres Tillable With Stream. 2 $25.000 R.

I East Berlin Realtor Beihart Dillsburg 6181 York 82034 FOR SALE Just East Of Abbottstown On Rt. 30 Lovely 4-bedroom home, brick, 1'? baths, jalousie breczewny, brick garage, knotty pine kitchen, dining area, large cellar, gas hot water heat. Lot size 100 ft. 200 other extras. Must be seen.

A real good buy for $16,900. MELVIN C. WISNER Realtor 128 E. King York, Pa. Phones 281116 or 4-63431 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY Man or from thii who collecting from route uf Uhiwinen.

for you. No wll- not Miwiitiitl. Cur mid rtf- I'urty rnimt cupilAl of to IM50. STTJ-B to 12 wwklr. Can iwt monthly tnronw.

work Kor jwwmnl phoiw. rtr. WHITE DEPT, SDC. M08 A A MINNEAPOLIS 17, MINN. with a low cost WANT AD NEWSPAPER!.