COUNCIL TO CONVENE Yorkana Fire Company Schedules Annual Picnic For June 4 Sunday Services Set YORKANA, April Yorkmonthly next Monday eveBoroued, Council will hold its ning at 7:30 o'clock in the community hall. The Community Volunteer Fire Company will hold its annual picnic Saturday, June 4. Music be furnished by the East Prospect Band. The young people of the Canawill hold chompeter and baked ham dochly Sunday School supper evening in the parish hall. Professor and Mrs.
Verne E. Waltemyer and Mr. and Mrs. J. Kurvin Leber attended the York county teachers' banquet recently at the Central High School, North York.
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Mt. Pisgah, Sunday, school, 9 a. mi; prayer meeting following the Sunday school session; worship with sermon, 7 p. m. The choirs of the Yorkana and Mt.
Pisgah congregations will merge on Easter to present a cantata in the Mt. Pisgah church. An Easter sunrise service, under the auspices of the Christian Youth Council of the Fifteenth Sunday School district, will be held at Sam Lewis State Park commencing at 5 o'clock. In case of rain services will be held in the Mt. Pisgah church.
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1-6-14-20-28 PROJECT SELECTED East Prospect Boy Scouts will Demonstrate Skills of Bird Studies at Safari EAST PROSPECT, April 1. East Prospect Boy Scout Troop 68 has chosen "Bird Study" for their skill and demonstration at Haines Safari in June. Many types of birdhouses built and bird habits are being studied. Attendance of scouts at weekly and meetings numerous has been almost perfect advancements have been made. The scout troop is sponsored East Prospect Lions transportation "Club which has, furnished at to hockey games Hershey.
Tracking and woodlore was studied at Camp Tuckahoe during the last snow storm. The scout "shanty" is too small since the troop has from 14 to 25 scouts. The meetings grown are now held in the community hall. The Boy Scouts are making plans and preparations to attend Camp Tuckahoe this Summer. Church Notes The annual Spring attendance and financial rally will be held in the Zion E.
U. B. Church on Sunday at 9:15 a. m. Morning worship is at 10:30 a.
Youth Fellowship, 6 p. m. and the evangel hour, 7 p. m. There will be reception of members at the 10:30 a.
m. service. A special baptismal service will be held in the church at 2 p. m. service under the guidance of the Rev.
W. C. Witmer. EASTER EVENT SET Egg Hunt For Children Slated For Saturday Afternoon Near Seven Valleys SEVEN VALLEYS, April annual Easter egg hunt for children of Zeigler's congregation will be held Saturday afternoon at the church at 2 o'clock. Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Helhorn, York. spent Sunday with the latter's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kessler.
Preparatory and communion services will be held by the Lutheran congregation of Shaffer's Union Church, The Rev. K. S. Ehrhart, pastor, Sunday at 10:30 a. m.
and 7 p. m. A meeting of the consistory of the Reformed congregation of Shaffer's church is scheduled for 7 p. m. A joint meeting of the, councils of the Reformed and Lutheran congregations will be held next Wednesday at the church at 7:30 p.
m. Mrs. Euphemia Fox, Silver Springs, has returned to her home after spending several weeks with Mrs. Mary Shaffer, Seven Valleys R. D.
WELLSVILLE NEIGHBORS TO SEE SCOUT FILMS WELLSVILLE, April 1. Two movies on Girl Scout activities will be shown at the April 6 meeting of the Wellsville Warrington Neighbors Club at 7:30 p. m. in Wellsville School. Mrs.
Horace Brigstocke, chairman of the youth conservation committee, will be in charge of the program. Girl Scout Field Director Catherine Lippold will show one movie on activities at Camp Echo Trail. The other, on the Girl Scout day camp, will be shown by Mrs. Galen Jones, also of Girl Scout headquarters. Mrs.
Richard Ridgley will lead the flag salute. Brownie scouts participating will be Lois Hughes, American flag bearer; Kendra Weaver and Mary Evans, guards. Girl Scouts to take part are Joy Paxton, Girl Scout flag bearer, and Jean Eggleston and Jean Nitchman, guards. Mrs. William Watkins, Mrs.
H. D. Brigstocke, Mrs. Slater McHugh and Mrs. Homer Smith will be hostesses.
LYRIC BAND TO PLAY CONCERT AT HANOVER HANOVER, April Lyric Band of Hanover will present a concert at 3:30 p. m. Sunday Lyric Auditorium, 20-22 "York street, with the Golden Gate Quar- A NEW MIRACLE CURE! for the most annoying disease in the Tune in that provocative, stimulating TV game Movie Quick Quiz now telecast Mon. thru Fri. 7:00 P.
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Solosits will be Donald E. Bollinger, baritone; Robert Shreffler, cornetist; Philip J. Swartzbaugh, Robert J. Meredith, William H. Wentz and Norman Norris.
trombones, and a trumpet trio composed of Ronald W. Alwood. E. Burnell Wentz and Tech Hay concert Jr. is free to the public.
Doors will open at 3:10 p. m. COUNTY DEATHS Clarence Brinkerhoff YORK SPRINGS, April -Clarence Franklin Brinkerhoff. 72, former burgess and fire chief, died at 5:55 a. m.
yesterday at his home after a short illness. He was a son of the late Isaac H. and Margaret Shull Brinkerhoff, Straban township. Mr. Brinkerhoff was a lifelong member of The Pines Lutheran Church, New Chester, and was active in community affairs.
He served as president and secretary of borough council in addition to being burgess and also held similar offices in the York Springs Fire Company. In 1946 he retired as an employe of the Metropolitan Edison Company after serving 25 years as an electrical worker. For years he manager of the 10 Springs hardware store. Mr. Brinkerhoff affiliated with Gettysburg Camp 414, P.
O. York Springs Lodge 211, I. 0. 0. Detroit Lodge of Macabees, Adams County Southeastern Firemen's associations, Electrical Workers' Union, Local 1261, York, and the Adams County Historical Society.
SurLittle Brinkerhoff; write, children, viving are his Mrs. Emma R. D. and Mrs. Dessie Gettysburg Myers, Charles R.
Brinkerhoff, York Springs; nine grandchildren great-grandchildren, Funeral services will be held at 2 p. m. Sunday from the Pittenturf Funeral Home. His pastor, the Rev. Jack Gardner, will officiate.
InterE ment Cemetery. will be in The Pines Church Miss Elmira Keller LONGSTOWN, April J. Keller, 93, this place, forlaw and sister, Mr. and Alfred merly resided with her brother Horn, here, died at 8:15 a. m.
yesterday at Pleasant Acres where she was a guest for' the past years. A daughter of the late two George and Charlotte Myers Keller, she was a life-long member of Canadochly Lutheran Church where she was superintendent of the Primary Department of the Sunday school for 60 years. Surviving are two brothers, David A. Keller, Hellam R. D.
2, Harry P. Keller, Hallam, and a sister, Mrs. Grace E. Horn, York R. D.
3, this place. The Rev. Edward Stipe, pastor of Canadochly Lutheran Church, services will officiate at funeral at 2 p. m. Saturday at Canadochly Church, Delroy.
Interment will be in Canadochly Cemetery. The Burg Funeral Home, Red Lion, is in charge of arrangements. Mrs. Amanda Lau al EAST services BERLIN, April held yesterday at Emig Funeral Home, here, for Mrs. Amanda Leib Lau, formerly of here, who died Monday at Catonsville, Convalescent Home.
She was the. widow of the Rev. Jeremiah Lau. Pallbearers were Calvin Lerew, Emanuel Altland, John Leib and Robert Jacobs. The Rev.
Lester J. Karschner, pastor of Trinity Lutheran Church, officiated, assisted by the Rev. I. M. Lau, York, a retired Lutheran minister.
Interment was in East Berlin Union Cemetery. Charles W. Bemiller LITTLESTOWN, April 1. Last rites for Charles W. Bemiller, husband of Mrs.
Martha Althouse Bebiller, who died Monday at his home were held yesterday afternoon from then Little and Son Funeral Home. Rev. David S. Kammerer, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, officiated.
Interment was in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were Donald Currens, Charles Ritter, Sterling Trostle, Edgar Pfeffer, Clinton Rineman and Joseph Bollinger. Mrs. Maurice P.
Lloyd NEW FREEDOM, April services were held yesterday for Mrs. Bernice Berthold Lloyd, wife of Maurice P. Lloyd, Harrisburg, formerly of New Freedom area, and who died Monday Harrisburg hospital. Services were conducted at Hartenstein Mortuary by the Rev. Dr.
K. S. Ehrhart, pastor of Jefferson Lutheran Charge. Interment was in Stiltz Cemetery. Pallbearers were Paul Gettle, Charles Wolf, Richard Bubb, Russell Cornbower, Charles Shaffer and Sparwasser.
Margaret J. Cross LAUREL, April 1. Mrs. Margeret J. Cross, widow of J.
Nelson Cross, died at 12:55 a. m. today at her home in Laurel R. D. 1.
She was 94: Surviving this place; children, J. Archie, this place; Millard Stewartstown R. Wilbur York: William Harrisburg; Jennie at home; Nirs. William Marstellar, Stewartstown R. D.
1, and Harry E. Cross, at home; eight grandchildren and nine greatgrandchildren. She was a member of Hopewell United Presbyterian Church. Her pastor, the C. A.
McConnaughy, will officiate at funeral services at 2 p. Monday the F. B. Olewiler Funeral Home, Red Lion. Interment will be in the church cemetery.
Ira C. Seitz RED LION, April services for Ira C. Seitz, husband of Mrs. Minnie Dellinger Seitz, 675 West Broadway, who died Monday, were conducted yesterday at the Olewiler Funeral Home, 145 East Broadway. The Rev.
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Edward Therit HANOVER, April -Funeral services for Mrs. Nettie Rebecca Shanabrook Therit, wife of Edward Therit, who Monday at her home, Locust street, were held yesterday afternoon from her late home. The Rev. Edgar D. Ziegler, pastor of St.
Mark's Lutheran Church, and the Rev. Dr. John S. Tome, retired pastor, officiated. Interment was in Mt.
Olivet Cemetery. Serving as pallbearers were Eugene and Walter Fuhrman, William Lee Warner, Robert and Harry Alwine and James Knaub. John W. Shaffer MELROSE, April W. Shaffer, 72, retired employe of the Maryland State Road Commission, died at 10:30 p.
m. Wednesday in University Hospital, Baltimore, where he admitted March son of the late John W. and Amelia Berkheimer Shaffer, he was a A memImmanuel Lutheran Church Manchester. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Emma a Kathryn Wentz Shaffer; four children, Guy W.
Shaffer and Mrs. Wilbert Ruby, Melrose; Vernon L. Shaffer, Lineboro, and Earl Shaffer, Hanover; seven grandchildren, one great two brothers, Ervin Shaffer, Orlando, and Charles Shaffer, Cambridge, and four sisters, Mrs Warren Strevig: and Minnie Shaffer, Lineboro, and Mrs. Vernon Krebs and Lillie Shaffer, Melrose. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.
m. tomorrow from the Bucher Funeral Home, Hanover. pastor, the Rev. Richard S. Shanebrook, will officiate.
Interment will be in Manchester Cemetery. BLAST INJURES FIVE Security Clamp Placed on California Plant NEWHALL, April 1 explosion in, a plant where proximity fuses are assembled for the armed forces injured five persons yesterday and led to a tight security clamp on the area. The blast took place in the U. S. Flare Corp.
plant 10 miles northeast of here in Soledad canyon. According to information received by the sheriff's substation here, the blast occurred in a small test shed near the main plant, made on the officers. But before any check, could be government security agents closed off the entire plant. The county fire department's engine companies were ordered to "stand by" but plant fire equipment apparently had the situation under control. The injured were brought to Newhall Community Hospital where none was reported in serious condition.
They were identified as Peggy Guin, 20, Newhall; Jerry Matthews, 26, San Fernando; James Talley, 41, Newhall; Betty Ginnerty, 43, San Fernando, and Monte Landrin, 41, Sun Valley, Cal. ROCKET LAUNCHERS SLATED FOR PROBE WASHINGTON, April 1 (UP). -A House Armed Services Investigating Subcommittee Wednesday scheduled public hearings April 14 and 15 to find out why the air force is paying about $13 more than the navy for aircraft rocket launchers. The launchers, made of plastic material, hold the rockets until they are fired from the plane to targets on the ground. More women than men are taking public speaking courses in Maritzburg, South Africa.
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Heisey, pastor of the Jefferson Reformed Charge, at 10:10 a. Sunday. The Sunday school will meet at 9 a. Mrs. Norman Rohrbaugh "will lead a discussion of the topic, "Along the Trail With Jesus," at a meeting of the Christian Endeavor Society of the church at 7 o'clock Sunday evening.
The Women's Guild of Stone Reformed congregation will hold its monthly meeting in the church at 7:30 o'clock next Wednesday evening. Mrs. Ernest Campbell and Mildred and Cornelia Rohrbaugh will lead in discussion of the topic, "The Christian and His Daily Work, One Great Fellowship." Robert Garman, son of and Mrs. Robert D. Garman, Hando over, was baptized at the Lutheran worship services held last Sunday in Stone church.
Allan L. Rohrbaugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rohrbaugh, a preministerial student at Catawba College, Salisbury, N. is spending some time with his parents here.
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