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PAGEFOUB THE NEW OXFORD ITEM, NEW OXFORD, NOVEMBER 14,1061 I I A Too Many Sometime ago we came across a saying that stems applicable at this time. It goes like this: Some people Uva IN a Town; some people live ON a town; some people Uve FOR a town. In view the present "stymied" condition in which the New Oxford Industrial Development Corporation finds itself at present, our community appears to have TOO MANY' of the first two categories. It is a sad situation when one person, or several, can control the industrial expansion of an area. It is sad indeed when you think what just one industry employing 100 persons can bring to the economic health of a community.

It would bring 3SO more people. 91 more school children, $710,000 more personal income per year, 100 more households, $229,000 more bank deposits, 3 more retail establishments, 97 more passenger car registrants, 65 more employed in nonmauufacturing and $331,000 more retail sales per year. The unfortunate predicament New Oxford finds itself in at this Quotas Unquot Household By ROMRTA LU time could be corrected if we had MORE PEOPLE WHO LIVE FOR A TOWN. DKATHS Mtrvin Whund Mervin Winand, 78, husband of Grace A. Deardorff Winand.

died Monday evening at his residence in York. Before moving to West York seven years ago, he retired as a mail carrier from the Hampton post office. He was a member of Lutheran Church. East Trinity Berlin. Surviving also are two daughters, Mrs.

Eugene Miekley and Mrs. William Brothers, both of York; a son, Ralph M. Winand, York; four grandchildren; eight great-grandchildren; two brothers. Harlan Winand, East Berlin, and Lloyd Winand, Aspers; three sisters, Mrs. Adam Myers and Mrs.

George Binder, East Berlin, and Mrs. Raymond Border. Hanover. Rev. Harold R.

Studt, Mr. Winand's pastor, will be assisted by Rev. Kenneth James of Zion Lutheran Church, Glen Rock, in conducting the funeral service today at 2 p.m. at Goodling Funeral Home, Seven Valleys. Entombment will be in Mt.

Rose Mausoleum. Court News A number of bequests were listed in the estate of Abel B. C. Williams, late of Latimore Twp. The first and partial account filed by M.

Everett Weiser, executor, snows I7S.771.12 for distribution at the present time. Among bequests are $200 for the York-Adams Area Council of the Boy Scouts. $250 for York Springs Fire Company, $250 for Adams County 4-H, $250 for Adams County FFA, $500 to the board of trustees of South Mountain Union Church, Dillsburg- $500 to the board of trustees of the York Springs Methodist Church, $500 to Warner Hospital and the rest goes to a daughter, Ruth A'Bannion, $10,000 to Thomas O'Bannion, $10,000 to a granddaughter, Judy Naugle and two trust funds of $19,412.06 each for the daughter and granddaughter. Other accounts approved and amounts for distribution included A columnist recently came tip with this definition of an American: A man, drinking Brazilian coffee from an English cup vhfle sitting on Danish furniture after coming home in a German car from an Italian movie, who picks up his Japanese ballpoint and writes a letter to his congressman Laavts If you'd like to preserve gaily- colored autumn leaves, cover the top of an uonlng board with several thicknesses of newspaper or wrapping paper to protect it. Then use a small, freshly cut branch of leaves.

Run iron over a cake of paraffin and press each leaf separately. Work quickly and use only a thii covering of the paraffin. Your leaves will thus retain their cowr and shape. NOJZS NEW OXFORD United Church of Christ Rev. John St.

Paul's. Martin, Pastor New Oxford: demanding that something be done about all the gold that's leaving the country. QUOTE All work is as seed sown; it grows and spreads, and sows itself anew. And Unquote Some wives cause happiness Mrs. William G.

Pettet Mrs. Annie Poteet, 90, who resided with her son and daughter-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. George H. Poteet, Bermudian, died at 12:15 p.m.

Monday at hwiover General Hospital, where dhe was a patient one day. Mr. Poteet, who had lived with her son for the past nine years, was a former resident of Baltimore, where she was a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church. Surviving, besides her son, are two three grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Her husband, William G.

Poteet, died about 30 years ago. Funeral services wiH be held this evening at 8 p.m. at Cocklin Funeral Home, Dfllsburg. Rev. Charles R.

Kramer, pastor of Holiness Christian Church of Hanover, will officiate. Interment will be in Immanuel Cemetery, Baltimore. Emmert G. and H. Clare Colestock, executors of the will of Lula I.

Colestock, late of New Oxford, Charles L. Eisenhart, executor of the estate of Maude E. Eisenhart, late of East Berlin, Paul D. Bubb, administrator of the estate of Reuel M. D.

Diller, late Of York Springs, Loretta M. Rider and Alfred F. Smitn, administrators of the estate of Andrew F. Smith, late of New Mary C. Kennedy, administratrix of the estate of Albert W.

L. Kennedy, late of Tyrone $480.67. the will of F. Milford Musselman, tate of Hamiltonban $24,886.66 of which $100 goes to Zion Lutheran Church, Fairfield, and $50 to Fairfield Union Cemetery. wherever they go; others, whenever they go.

The best etiquette for hunters is not to kill other hunters. TONGUE TWISTER The twitching twister twitched twice twenty twin twitches while twisting. No man has a good enough memory to make a successful liar. ONLY SOLUTION "Madam, I represent the Society for the Suppression of Profanity. It is our object to take the strong language right out of your life, and we "Come here, father.

Here's a Its a good idea to impale small sponge oibber balls on your closet coat hooks, and then there'll be no unsightly bulging of the clothes you hang on those hooks. A lost or biken pull handle from a zipper in a purse or on a garment can be replaced tern porarily by a paper clip of appropriate size Merely thread the clip through the loop at the top of the slide portion of the zipper. Waffle Iran Here's how to clean your waffle iron: Scrub the grids with a fine wire brush then brush them with non-salted oil. After Church School a.m.; Thank Offering service 10:15 a.m., Rev. Dr.

Harutd A. Dunkelberger, Gettysburg College, speaker. Emmanuel Abbotts town: Thank Offering service 9 a.m., Rev. Or. Harold A.

Dunkelberger, Gettysour? College, speaker; Church School 10 a.m. Great Conewago Presbyterian Hunterstown John R. Korver, Supply Pastor Church School 10 a.m.; worship 11:15 a.m. Singspiration 6 p.m. in Hunterstown Library; Senior High Youth Group at 7 p.m.

in the Hunterstown Library; Adult Study Class, 7:30 pm. Tuesday in the chapel. Hampton Charge United Church of Christ Rev. Ernest Brindle. Pastor St.

John, New Chester: Worship 9 a.m.; Church School 10 a.m. Emmanuel, Hampton: Church School 9 a.m.; worship 10 a.m. Mt. Olivet, Bermudian: KAST BKKLIN United Church of Christ Rev. W.

Anderman Jr. Pastor St. Paul's. Red Run: Worship a.m.; Church School 10:15 a.m. Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Rev.

Harold Stoudt, Pastor Sunday Church School 9 a.m worship 10:15 Luther League 7 Leadership Education School 'i Catechetical Class. Thursday 7 p.m. HOW CAN By ANN ASMLBY Church of the Brethren O. Wayne Cook. Elder Bermudian: Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; worship 10:30 a.m Wolgamuth: Sunday School 9:30 a.m.

man who wants to buy our old car. Mrs. Sadie V. Kraut Mrs. Sadie Harman Krout, 73.

Abbottstown died at the Hanover General Hospital Monday morning at 10:45 o'clock. She had been in failing health for a year and was taken to the hospital carliei Monday. She was a native of Adams County, near Guldens Station, and was a daughter of late BRAIN TWISTERS George A aad Wentz Harman. Barbara E. She was a member of the Holtzschwamm Lutheran Church, Thorn asville R.D.

Surviving are her husband Edward Krout Abbottstown; six children, Albert York; George Thomasville R. Paul fhomasville R. Mrs. Robert Little, Lebanon and Mrs. Winnemore D.

Dull, Hanover 1. and Edward Krout Jr Hanover 2. There are 19 grandrhildren and 28 great-grandchildren. One sister. Mrs.

Annie M. Bruaw Emigsville survives. Funeral services this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the Fred Feiser Funeral Home at New Oxford with the Rev. Jack Herrera her pastor, officiating. Interment in St.

John Lutheran Church Cemetery at Abbottstown. Calvin Eekert Word has been received here of the death November 7 in Cleveland of Calvin Eekert, 86, Adams County native who resided at Alliance. 0., on 1326Mt S. Liberty Ave He died in a veterans' hospital after a lingering illness. Mr.

Eekert was a native of Hunterstown He passed his 86th birthdav anniversary on November 2. He had lived in Alliance for the last 60 years and was the last of the family of Jacob and Catherine (Englebert) Eekert. He is survived by a number of nieces and nephews in Adams County. Serv ices afternoon were held Monday and interment was How Many Words? How many words of four letters or more can you manufacture from the letters in the word TWISTER? We managed to eke out a total of 20 words on this. Maybe you are better than we are at manipulating the letters in the word TWISTER.

Try it! Wearing Words The answer to each clue in this list is some article of wearing apparel. For example, if we give the clue, "Hard punches," your be "SOCKS" or "BELTS." Now, see how many of these "wearing words" you can identify: 1. To crumple up. 2. To satisfy.

3. Book's wrapper. 4. Big commotion. 5.

Equine speed contest. 5. Move along the edge of. 7. Respires spasmodically.

8 Stalks stealthily. 9. A kind of pier. 10. Window part.

11. To outdo or surpass. 12. Shackles. 13.

Beasts of burden. 14. Lazy people. 15. To ornament, Matter of Speed A train traveling at a speed of 60 miles an hour has to cross a bridge that is long.

The train is in length. How much time will elapse from the time the engine first reaches the bridge until the time the caboose leaves the bridge? ANSWERS HOW MANY WORDS: Test, tier, tire, trite, twist, twit, wire, wise, wist, iter, sire, sitter, stet, stew. stir, erst, rest, rise, rite, strew. WEARING WORDS: 1. Buckle.

2. Suit. .3 Jacket. 4. Bustle.

5. Derby. 6. Skirt. 7.

Pants. 8. Tails. 9. Slip.

10 Sash. li. Cap. 12. Ties.

13. Mules. 14. Loafers. 15 Dress.

Opportunity knocks as often as a man has an ear trained to bear her. WE CAN REMEMBER WHEN: Saturday night was tub night down on the farm. Milkman to prospective customer, "What is the bacteria count in our milk?" Lady, we fill our bottles so full there isn't any room for the bacteria!" GREAT EXPECTATIONS Handsome bachelor executive (to cute secretary): "Doing anything Sunday evening, Miss Jones?" Secretary all aflutter): Not a thing, Mr. Smith!" Mr. Smith: "Good, try to be here on time Monday morning for a change!" On an old temple wall was Found this picture: A king forging from his crown a chain and, nearby, a slave making of his chain a crown.

Underneath was written, "Life is what one makes it, no matter of what it is made." TIME MARCHES ON Suitor Is that an eight-day clock? Girl (bored) Why don't you stay a little longer and find out? Any child who gets raised strictly by the book is probably a first addition. WHAT A THRILL! First steno I hear you had a date with our handsome new office manager last night. Second steno Yes, we went to a fancy supper club. The or- this, heat the iron for about 10 Church School 10 a.m.; worship minutes to recondition it. Soak 11 a.m.

up the excess jil with a piece of bread placed between the grids. Avoid Scratches Many scratches on table tops can be avoided if pieces of felt are glued on the backs of the pottery knickknacks, ashtrays vases, that are kept on these tables. Bottle Caps Glue, shellac, and other sticky materials contained in bottles or jugs with screw caps create a big problem when it comes to preventing the cap from sealing itself. You can overcome this by applying a little petroleum jelly to the glass threads at the top of the bottle Cotton Removal If cotton is stored in a bottle to keep it clean and dry, but you find it difficult to remove the cotton try removing the cotton with a jig or coping saw blade fastened to a cork stopper. Works real fine! Bathtub Sealer The seal between the bathtub and wall often crumbles away and leaves an unattractive open space.

Make your own resealer out of white tilt cement. Simply mix it until it forms a paste, then apply. You Can Fix It By GENE VON made in Fairmounl Memorial Park at Alliance, with full military honors. Al Spangler, once owned by Milwaukee, led Houston's hitters with a .281 batting average last season. NEW OXFORD ITEM I Smith and Barlto COIMI Founded IStO Published Ever? fhurwte; Bj Kern Oxford Itab 8 Llneolnwaj Oxford Pa William L.

Zeigler. Managing Editor DEVOTED TO COMMUNITY SERVICE Yearly or for TWA in in Tork and Cumhcrlmd 14.00 Yearly; Two Yonri Member Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association and National Editorial Association National Advertising Representative: American Newspaper Representatives Inc. Advertising Rates On Request Altered At Second Class Matter at New Oxford, Pa. NEWSJPAPEKHR chestra played soft music; the lights were low, it was just lovely until he put his hand under the table and I thought he wanted to hold my hand! First steno What happended? Second steno He slipped me the check! Money may be the husk of many things, but not the kernel. It brings food, but not appetite; medicine, but not health; acquaintances but not friends; servants, but not loyalty: days of joy, but not peace or happiness.

AQUATIC MARVEL Finding a fly in his soup, the customer hailed a waiter and demanded: "What is that fly doing in my soup?" The waiter peered in quizzically for a moment, then observed, "I'd say he's doing the backstroke, sir." Safety First The danger of children falling from a second-floor window can be eliminated by the installation of some protective bars across the window Cut some lengths of pipe to the width of the window, and set these into holes drilled into wooden spacers attached inside the upper sash track. Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Catholic Rev. Alexius Arnoldin, Pastor Saturday: Confessions 4 to 5, 7 to 8 p.m.; Golden wedding anniversary Mass for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Groft 9 a.m.; Nuptial Mass 10:30 a.m.

Sunday: Masses 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m.; devotions, 3 p.m. Salem EUB Church, Guldens Rev. Paul Shettel, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; worship 10:30 a.m. First Lutheran Rev. John L.

Kugle. Pastor Worship 8:15 and a.m.; Church School 9:15 a.m. Lincolnway Full Gospel Center Between Abbottstown and Cross Keys Rev. Fred Mummert, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; worship 10:30 a.m.; evening service Wednesday 7:30 New Chester Lutheran Supply; Paul's, Sunday School 9 worship 10:30 a.m. St.

John's, Hamptoii: Worship 9 a.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m. St. Mark's, Heidlersburg: Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; no worship, service. Church Ged Pleasant Sjl. New'Oxford Bible Church Supplv Pastor Sunday School 9.30 a.m.; worship 10:30 a.m Christian Endeavor 7:30 p.m Prayer meeting, Wednesday 8 p.m.

St. Lutheran Abbottstown Rev. Dr. Norman Wolf Supply Pastor Church School 9:15 a.m.; worship 10:30 a.m Upper Conewage Church of the Brethren Ralph Schildt, Elder East Berlin: Hymn sing 7:15 p.m.; Prayer meeting, Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Latimore: Sunday School 9:30 a.m worship 10:30 a.m.

Trestle's: Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; wpiship 10:30 a.m.; Prayer meeting, Wednesday 8 p.m. Wellsville EUB Charge Rev. W. W. Costic, Pastor Red Mount: Sunday School 9 a.m.; worship 10 a.m.

Wellsville: Worship 9 a.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m Mt Royal: Sunday School 9 a Paradise (Holtzschwamm) Lutheran Rev. Jack E. Herrera, Pastor Sunday School 9 a.m.; worship 10:15 a.m. Mt. Royal Full Gospel Rev.

Mabel Seville, Pastor Fellowship service, Saturday 7:30 p.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Yoting People's sevtee 7 p.m.; Evangelistic 7:30 Q. How can I avoid me usual embarrassing difficulty I runt into when I attempt light the) candles on my dinner table, or birthday cake candles, when some of them stubbornly refuse to ignite? A. Try this light your candles about an hour beforehand and let burn for a few minutes. Then blow them out and pour three or foui drops of lighter fluid over thrir wicks.

Then later a touch of flame, and they'll light instantly Q. How can I make a food substitute for whipped cream? A. Try grating one apple, add ing two or tablespoons of sugar and one egg white, then beating until light Q. How should bananas be baked? A. Baked bananas are ideal for children and for nervous persons.

Bake in the skin for 5 or 20 minutes, until soft and they burst their skins Remove from the skins and place in a baking pan with very 'ittle water. Dust sugar over the tops and sprinkle with lemon juir-e. Serve hot. Q. Please suggest a good quick way to remove old wallpaper.

A. Wet the bottom of a panel of paper with sponge, dipped in water, let this soak for about 20 minutes or more, then lift the soaked paper, and all the layers will dislidge all the way to the top of the wall. Q. How can I keep blankets soft and fluffy? A. Both blankets and flannels will keep that soft, new feeling DEAR SALLY: I'm a man of 31 and am at present dating a widow of 27 quite regularly.

She has a little daughter 4 years old, and when we a after one of our dates I always i the a sitter The thing that'i bothering me is whether the sitter's fee is part of the expense I should be taking care of on our dates. I always feel kind of embarrassed standing there while my date is fumbling in her purse for the money to pay How about NOLD. if a teaspoon of glycerin is added to each pint of rinsing water when laundering them. Q. What can I do about bluing spots on white materials? A.

Bluings differ chemically, and any spots due to them require different treatments Cold water is a general method Dampening the spot with alcohol before laundering will usually remove the stain If the stain persists, oxalic used, too. acid may be Harmony Grove Chapel Rev. C. Jack Orr, Pastor Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; worship 10:30 a.m 7:30 p.m.; Bible Study, Wednesday 7:30 p.m Lutheran Parish Rev. M.

Benson Paull, Pastor Lower Bermudian: Worship TV Rev. H. James Justice, Pastor a.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m.; wot-1 Chestnut Grove: Sunday School snip 11 a.m.; evening worship 9:3 a.m.; worship 10:30 a.m. 7 p.m.

Friday YPE 7:30 p.m. With modern medicine doing so well at increasing our life expectancy, we'd better be careful about adding to the national debt. We might have to pay it off ourselves instead of passing it along to our children. STORK VARIATION A baby rabbit had been pestering its mother all day. Finally the exasperated parent replied: "You were pulled out of a magician's hat now stop asking me questions." Life is an unceasing battle between a man and his enemies, and a woman and her friends.

FAMOUS LASTLINES: "Thus is my best offer take it or leave it." See You Next Week SEEK LICENSES The following have applied for marriage licenses in York: Laurence R. McMaster, McSherrystown, and Fern Elaine March, Dover R. Dean L. Spahr, York, Plaster Patches After you have patched some holes or cracks in a plastered wall and before painting over them sandpaper the patched areas when they arc completely dry and then apply a coat of shellac over them. The shellac will size the porous plaster and prevent its absorbing your fresh paint and "bleeding" through to spoil the appearance of your paint job.

Methodist Charge Rev. William Kennard, Pastor York Springs: Church School 10 a.m.; worship 11 a.m. New Oxford: Church School 9 a.m.; worship 10 a.m. Hunterstown: Church School 10 a.m.; worship 11:15 a.m. in Presbyterian Church.

Church of the United Brethren in Christ Charge Rev. Jacob F. Stover, Pastor Heidlersburg: Worship 9 a.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m. Ida ville: Sunday School 10 a.m.; worship 11 a.m. Mt.

Olivet: Sunday School 10 a.m.; worship 7:30 p.m. Church of Christ Mile East of Abbottstown Along the Lincoln Highway Rt. 30 Harry M. Vaughn, Evangelist Bible study 10 a.m.; worship and Communion 11 a.m.; evening service 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening p.m.

Bible study 7:30 Cloning Candlts Your decorative candles. which have become soiled, can be made to look like new again if you'll simply wipe them with a soft cloth dipped in kerosene and then wrung out. Perform this quickly, use a smooth up- and-down motion. Then, with the same motion rehardrn the wax with a cloth dipped in cold water. The candles can then be polished and original luster restored fust by rubbing them briskly a few times with a crumpled sheet of tissue paper.

Sacred Heart Basilica Conewago Chapel Rev. John Bolen. Pastor Daily Mass 7 a.m., except Wednesday and Saturday. Saturday: Mass 8 a.m., 55th weeding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Klunk; Confessions 4 to 5, to 7 p.m. Sunday Masses 7 a.m.; High Mass 9:30 a.m.; confessions 9 a.m.; Novena, evening devotions and benediction 7 p.m. Americans, primarily school children, are now purchasing U.S. Savings Stamps at the rate of more than 100 million separate pieces per year. The stamps may be purchased by anyone at anytime during the year at post offices Morning Hour Chapel Brethren in Christ Rev.

Victor Nichols, Pastor Sunday School 9 a.m.; worship 10:15 a.m Prayer meet- big, Wednesday 7:30 m. Paradise (Holtuchwamm) United Church of Christ Rev. C. E. Stiasbaugh, Pastor Sunday School 9:15 a.m.; worship 10:30 a.m Shrine of the Imacculate Heart of Mary, Paradise Rev.

J. F. Braubitz, Pastor Saturday: Confessions 7 to 8 p.m. (church). Sunday: Masses 7 a.m.

(chapel); 9 and 11 a.m. (church). Seventh Day Adventist Two Miles South of York Springs Route 94 Elder C. M. Bee, Pastor Services every Saturday: Worship 9:15 a.m.; Sabbath School 10:30 a.m.

Prayer meeting Tuesday 7:30 p.m. Q. What can I do if I've run out of logs for my wood-burning fireplace? A. With one or two nails, fasten together several pieces of wood otherwise useful only as kindling. They'll be almost as long-burning as the regular logs.

Q. How can I rejuvenate wilted leaf vegetables, such as lettuce, spinach, and parsley? A. By soaking in cold water to which a slice of lemon has been added. In an hour or so. they will be as fresh as when gathered.

Q. How can I remove scratches from my silverware? A. Purchase a small quantity of putty powder, put this in a saucer, and add just enough olive oil to make a paste. Rub this on your silver with a soft flannel cloth, then polish with a chamois, and the scratches should vanish. Be ye doers of the word, and hearera We can read about God'e truth indefinitely and not reap any of the benefits until we AUirt to live it; we must take His teachings into our hearts so that they become the principles by which we live our daily life.

30 YEARS AGO Levere Myers, Cross Keys, cut a gash in his left knee while at work, requiring several stitches to close. Duttcra's warehouse is paying 85 cents per rtushel for wheat. Mr. and Mrs William Lerew have gone to housekeeping in their home at White Hall which they recently purchased. The following attended school every day during October at Hunterstown: Kathryn Bream, Elsie Fleming Geraldine Fleming, Margaret Fleming, Margaret Milhimes Eleanor Tatigh- inbaugh, Mary Thomas, Doris Watson, Mary Watson, Harold Bream, Maurire Bream, Horace Criswell, Melvin King, Alton Rudy, Paul Rudy, Roy Rudy Kcrmit Sterner Robert Sterner Taughinbaugh.

John Taughinbaugh, Myrl Taughinbaugh, Glenn Thomas, John Thomas, Charles Watson, Robert Watson and William Watson. Martha O. Minter is the teacher. Bread prices were reduced one cent per loaf Thursday. The most common size loaf sizes, which had been eight to eleven cents, since an increase of two months ago, were returned to their former prices of seven and ten cento.

The Union Meat store, 104 cs: Sugar cnrcti Ham, 12Mi crnts fresh ground hamburg, 3 23 cents; creamery butter, 22 cents and finest steer beef roast, cents Ib. 40 YEARS AGO Residents of Bonneauville and vicinity, sensing the need of adequate fire protection for their community, met in St. Joseph's Hall, Monday and formed a fire company. It was unanimously decided that the company would procure a double tank chemical engine. Officers elected were E.

J. Altland, E. Melhorn, and F. Staub, chief. Wheat, $100 per bushel.

At a social held recently at Wolford's school, the following pupils won prizes: Dale Keifer, for blowing candles; Boyd Dahr, peanut hunt; Randolph Hospelhorn, puzzle; Francis Flohr, making the small words from the word Halloween in five minutes; Lettie pretzel contest; Billy Brame cracker contest. The children enjoyed themselves further with the "doggie" apple and potato roast. John Smick 19, Huntington township, was accidentally shot in the left thigh by a Hanover hunter. An old fashioned corn husking bee was held at Robert Haar's, Latimore township. A delicious supper was served to forty people.

A Ku Klux demonstration took place on the streets of New Oxford and Gettysburg on Monday evening when about 50 automobiles, many of them carrying sheeted and hooded figures, passed over the main streets of both towns. Those perfect in attendance at Hickory Point school during October were- Ella Cleaver, Ethel Cleaver, a a a Cleaver, Elizabeth Eisenhart. Katherine Go'dcn, Katherine Leer, Edna Spangler, Grace Spangler, Harold Miller, Clair DEAR ARNOLD: Since the care of her child and the hiring of the sitter is the responsibility of the mother, she should pay the fee and there is no reason for you to feel embarrassed about it either. DEAR SALLY: I'm a woman of 48 considered quite attractive, but have never been married due to the fact that I had the care of my invalid mother. She passed away last year, and now I'm going with a fine man of 49, a widower, who wants to marry me.

We're very congenial, and I'm sure we could have a good life together. The only thing that holds me back is the attitude of my two sisters, both married and with families, who seem horrified that "a woman of my age" should consider being a bride. They say this would be "silly" and "not respectable and that since I've gotten along so well ell these years without a husband, there's no sense in acquiring one now. What do you say? H. T.

G. DEAR H. T. I say your two sisters are "silly!" It makes perfectly good sense for you to acquire the companionship of a good husband, and there's no age limit to it either. DEAR SALLY: There's a 22- year-old girl in our neighborhood who is forever chasing after my son, a young man of 25.

She keeps phoning him extending all sorts of invitations to this or that dance, this or that party, or just to talk. My son has remarked now and then that she's "somewhat of a pest," but so far he's done nothing to squelch her. He always talks real pleasantly to her. I think her conduct is disgraceful, and I think it's time for me to step in and do something about it. Should I handle this with the girl's mother, or should I talk to the girl herself and tell her outright to stop bothering my son? MRS.

M. DEAR MRS. Do nothing absolutely nothing! Your son, at 25, should be perfectly capable of handling his own affairs-and I'm sure he prefers it that way and that he doesn't want an "over protective mother" meddling in his business. Bowers, Ralph Ross Eisenhart is the teacher Chronister and Dora M. Guise 20 YEARS AGO John H.

Stock 76 who was reelected Hamilton Township auditor, is one of the oldest township auditors in Adams county. William Gable, New Oxford has received a second lieutenant's commission at Camp David, N. C. The following pupils are listed on the honor roll at Clear View school: 2nd grade, Peggy Kline; 4th grade, Dorothy Daum, Richard Hoffnagle: 5th grade, Margaret Daum; 6th grade, Kline; 7th grade, Gloria Horn; 10 YEARS AGO A new restaurant is being added to Moore Bros. Service Station, Cross Keys.

Pvt. Harold Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs Clair Kennedy, York Springs was graduated from the 4-week field wireman course at the Eta Jima Specialist School in Japan. Donald E. Myers, son of Mr.

and Mrs. D. E. Myers, Hampton, nas successfully passed the aircrew test battery, at Chanute AFB, Rantoul, and has been fully qualified for aviation cadet training. Francis L.

Klunk and family, Hanovei, 4, moved into their new home at fhird and Madison McSherrystown. He is the properitor of Klunk's Hardware Store. Donald, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Dona id Moul, East Berlin, suffered a painful cut, over his left eye when he fell while playing at home.

Dr. Potts. AUentown dentist, has been visiting in East Berlin with a view toward establishing a practice there. Lloyd Harlarher, near Red Run, suffered a fractured nose while at work Murray Jacobs, 55, York Springs, was reported in a satisfactory condition at the Hanover Hospital suffering from a fractured left shoulder and lacerations above the left eye. He was reported injured In an auto- truck accident a York Springs.

8th grade, Donald Wentz and Jonathan Siplhig. Kathryn W. Donohue is the teacher. Simon Murren, near Brushtown, sustained an injury to his ankle while cutting wood. RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIPS Four Adams County girls arc attending Shippensbnrg State College with the aid of SICO Foundation scholarships.

The foundation has announced that it will double the number of scholarships In 1964. The local students are the Misses Linda Rosserman, Arendtsville; Martha J. Hikes and Susan K. Brick- or, York Springs 2, and Failhe E. Hess, Gettysburg..