12 rubllo Opinion Thursday, March 17, 1977 Hospital register Births rnergency room RITCIIKY. the Rev. John 9 KOSKNUERRY. Gardner Scott. Fannettsburg, SCIIEPIS.
Anthony. Star Route 2. Ilarrisonville, SIKX'KEY, Mrs, 130 K. Liberty St. SIIOVER.
Keith R.R, 1, Greencastle, STOCKSLAGER, Mrs. Raymond 34 Fifth Fayetteville. TOSTEN. Mrs. Devonla 16 W.
Baltimore Grecnroslle, Fairvicw Waynesboro. MeKALLS. Mrs. John R. 4.
Greencastle. MYERS. Roy. 94 E. Main Fayetteville.
OLL1VER. Mrs. Ger-mainc, 727 E. Washington St. POOL, Wimcr, R.R.
1, Mercersburg. TOPER. Mrs. William R.R. 1, Mercersburg.
WENGERT, Mrs. Mary R.R, 4, WHILE. Mrs. Robert 105 W. North McCon-nellsburg.
YOST, Mrs. Gwendolyn Laurel, Md. DISCHARGES BOLLINGER. Mrs. James R.
and daughter, R.R. 3. DIXON. Mrs. Gilmore 214 W.
Franklin Green-castle. EAGLE, David 34 E. King Shippensburg. FOLTZ, Mrs. Garnet, 1875 Edgar Ave.
HARTMAN, Mrs. Nellie 329 E. Garfield St. HETRICK, Mrs. Steven R.R.
7. Chambersburg CALDWELL. Steven and Judy (Brymesser), 215 Hamilton Road, a daughter, Wednesday. GOSIIORN. Kenneth and Mary Alice (Guyer).
R.R.I. Greencastle, a son, Wednesday. KANE, Ray and Geraldine (Johnson), Pleasant Hall, a son, Wednesday, SNYDER. Glenn and Gloria (Bowser), 11 Canterbury Drive, a son, Wednesday. Waynesboro.
ATHERTON, David and Christine (Ott), 45 Eisenhower Chambersburg, a daughter, Wednesday. Sixth St. DAL, Benjamin R. 1. Greencastle, DUFFIELD.
Walter Hagerstown, Md. HAUGII. Mrs. Ruby 104 Htllcrest Ave. KENDALL, Walter 1 KOSER.
Verna 148 E. Madison Greencastle. OYLER, Mrs. Dorotha R. 1.
RADD, Mrs. Marie 228 W. North St. SANDERS, John R.R. 5.
SELLERS. Mrs. Dorothy 235 E. Baltimore Greencastle. WASTLER, Roy R.R.
4, Thurmont, Md. DISCHARGES CANNARD, William Rouzerville. CHRISTIANSON.Carl 142 Cleveland Ave. GUEST, Mrs. Sarah R.R.
1, Greencastle. JACKSON. Mrs. Rosaline 414 S. Central Chambersburg.
KLINE, Mrs. Lilly and daughter, R.R. 4. RUBECK, Ray R.R. 4, Greencastle.
RUDOLPH, Lewis 4 SANDERS, Mrs. Viola 41 N. Broad St. TOPPER, Paul 151 College Chambersburg. WHITE.
Mrs. Judith R.R. 1. Fulton County Medical Center LESHER. Mrs.
Gerald IVi Lurgan Ship-pensburg, MARTIN. Miss Rosie. Franklin County Nursing Home NEAL. Mrs. William.
Fayetteville. O'DONEL. Carl Doylesburg. PEIFFER. Richard R.
3. RICKABAUGH. Miss Susan Mae, Cassvllle. ROBINSON, Mrs. Floe 281 E.
Washington St. SKIVES, Mrs. Harold, 333 S. Hackberry Drive. SKLADANEK, Mrs.
Charles, R.R. 1. STEVENS. Mrs. James 34 W.
Fourth Waynesboro. STOUFFER, Mrs. Philip, R.R. 1, Shippensburg. STRALEY, Sue Ann, R.R.
4, Greencastle. TAYLOR, Levester, 675 Hollywell Ave. WEAVER, James, 15 Garber St. ZIMMERMAN, Mrs. Ivan and daughter, R.R.
1, New-burg. Waynesboro VISITING HOURS All patients may be visited between 2 and 8 p.m. daily. Maternity rooming-in: 2 to 4 p.m. open visiting, and 6 to 8 p.m.
fathers only. ADMISSIONS BARNES, Mrs. Anna R.R. 2, Fayetteville. CARBAUGH.
Daniel R.R. 2, Greencastle. CASSADY, Melissa R.R. 5, Hagerstown. Md.
CRISTE, John 234 W. oooooooooooooooooooooooooo 10 0 9 Franklin Rural fire truck, car collide Chamborsburg ADMISSIONS BRADLEY. Mrs. James R. 1.
Mercersburg. DAVIS, Miss Jennie Star Route 2, Shippensburg, FRAZIER. Newton Chambersburg, HARRY. W. Milo, Blairs Mills.
HAUGII. Melvln 622 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 V.lcOT 0 0 Trust Fbli Where Some 5 9 Deeds. Keepsakes. Documents. things are irreplaceable.
Keep them in one KNOW WHO IS HAVING A 0 TOMORROW? Find out on page 27 of Public Opinion Classified Ads TODAYI Spring Fashions to delight the most particular woman. Village South Gate Mall of our Safe Deposit Boxes. And keep them. Treated and released In the emergency room of Chambersburg Hospital Wednesday were: Eric J. Wenger.
four. R.R. 6. cut forehead; Klmberly D. Peters.
15. 226 S. Second Injured knee and hands; Chris A. Cook, nine. 635 S.
Fourth cut finger. Walter Slelghter, seven, R.R, 1, Fayetteville, cut head; Bryant L. Mann, eight, Mont Alto, injured foot, and Lynn M. R.R. 2, injured head, Hospital patient Grace C.
Beidel, 521 S. Second is a patient In Room 671 at Hcrshcy Medical Center. Township, according to Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg. Police said a car driven by Leigh M. Oyler, 5 E.
Main Fayetteville, was travelling south on Township Route 516 when the vehicle left the road and sheared off a telephone pole. A three-year-old Waynesboro boy was struck by an automobile at 5 p.m. yesterday at 561 S. Church according to Waynesboro Borough They said Daniel E. Fleagle, 563 S.
Church darted in front of a car driven by Joseph W. Nico-demus, 4 Mt. Vernon Terrace. Waynesboro Hospital officials say the boy was treated for multiple abrasions and contusions and released. Shippensburg Borough Police are investigating a break-in at the Sparkle Coin Laundry, West King Street, which occurred sometime between 6 a.m.
Wednesday and 5:30 a.m. today. Police said a rear door of the building was broken and approximately $187 of laundry products and some change was taken. market Kresge 34 Litton Ind. 15 J.C.
Penney 41 Peoples Drug Store 9 Pet Inc. 31 Ponderosa 6 Sears Roebuck 63 Signal Companies 27 Teledyne 60 United Tel. 18 Westinghouse 18'4 Listings supplfed by the Chambersburg office of Hornblower Weeks-Hemp-hill, Noyes, member of the New York Stock Exchange. Patient at Hershey Mrs. Roy Sollenberger, R.R.
2, Mercersburg, is a patient in Room 576, Hershey Medical Center. APRIL 2ND! OLD COATS, DRESS It MAIN Memorial 8quara BRANCH OFFICES South Qata Mall Lincoln Way Eaat at Third Lincoln Way Shopping Cantar ADMISSIONS CAVENDER. Mary. Warfordsburg. DRENNING, Carmen, Hustontown.
LAKE. Charlotte, McCon-nellsburg. MILLER. Selena. McCon-nellsburg.
PECK, Merrill, Three Springs. SNYDER, Martha, Mc-Connellsburg. DISCHARGES BARTHALOW, Helen, Mercersburg. CARNELL. Roy, Clearsville.
GORDON, Mureen, Mc-Connellsburg. WILMONTH, Mark, Mercersburg. IT's fill Grandfather Clocks at DAIRY Warm Spring Chambersburg IT'S 1 a yMENSWEAR.JNC. FROM FRIDAY hhppf things Happen. OFFICE 0 Choice 0 No one was reported seriously injured last night in an accident involving a compact car and a Franklin Rural Fire Company truck which was responding to a fire alarm in Fayetteville, according to borough police.
The accident occurred at 9:16 p.m. at the intersection of Lincoln Way East and Stouffer Avenue, police said, when the fire truck, driven by James L. Hull 23, 348 E. King was involved in a collision with a car operated by Cheryl Brechbill, 19, 223 Heritage Rd. Police said Brechbill refused treatment.
They listed $1,500 damage to her car and $100 damage to the fire truck. Fire officials said the Franklin truck was one of several from three companies dispatched to a dumpster fire at Nichols. Police say an investigation of the incident is continuing. An 80-year-old Fayetteville man was treated and released from the Chambersburg Hospital following a one-car accident at 5:35 p.m. yesterday in Greene Stock Yesterday's closing prices of stocks of local interest: American Can 40 American Motors 4 Am.
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