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Newspaper

New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1963

Page

10

New Oxford Local Items Feature Farewells and Events

Nine members of the class of 1951 held a farewell for Joyce Adams who left for Dallas after a two week visit with her parents. A baptism at St William church welcomed Susan Lynne, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Twardowicz, with Mrs Ella May Hulse and Michael Miller as godparents. A surprise dinner honored Raymond Bevenour of Philadelphia hosted by Julia and Francis Rider. The Strabana Garden Club met at Hunterstown Raritan Park with 15 members. Mrs. Edgar Weaner led the program.

Larry Racey New Oxford R. 1 Joyce Adams Dallas Texas Pat Staub Betty Gable Joan Fridinger Mildred Lehman Treva Berwnger Margaret Herman Ada Racey York Raymond Bevenour Philadelphia Julia Francis Rider Mark Bevenour Lvon Bevenour Bernard Leonard Becker Spring Grove Victor Lawrence Florida Pauline Felty Marian James Ard Becker Vic Bevenour MecSherrystown Linus Bevenour Lawrence Bevenour Regina McGavin New Oxford

Glass And Metalware Shown At Art And Craft Show

Crushong and Mrs. Laura Leedy. John Miller and son Jack of Hialeah Florida visit the Miller family in Lincolnway West. Miss Catherine Miller of Wilmington Delaware weekends with her mother. Harold Sadler family of Rockville Maryland and others from Dallas Town Hanover attend. Girl Scouts from Troop 747 go to Ocean City Maryland with chaperons Mr and Mrs Earl Zinn and Mrs Harold Bollinger.

Hanover St Ocean City Linda Wald Lynda Trone Bonnie Snyder Susan Zinn Sandy Bollinger Candy Bollinger Sandy Duttera Jane Poist Jane Weikert Earl Zinn Harold Bollinger

Impulse Buying Can Be Expensive Today

A Pennsylvania State University expert notes supermarkets carry thousands of items making impulse buys common. He says 70 percent of store purchases are unplanned and suggests shoppers prepare a flexible plan focused on needed foods to keep budgets in balance.

Harold E. Neigh Pennsylvania State University Ben Greene America

Local Residents Visit Neidick and Myers Families

A stream of visitors from Harrisburg York Springs Waynesboro Baltimore and Gettysburg called on Mrs Pearl F Neidick and Mrs Edith Beizniller with relatives in Aspers Hanover Hanover and Stanover. Several trips note leg surgery recovery for Mrs Myers and family welcomes at the Myers and Beizniller homes.

Frank Essick Stanley Berwager Baltimore Annie Essick Harrisburg Gertrude Klendoff George Klendoff Hummielstown C Reynolds Suomons Gettysburg Charles Myers York Springs Myers Jesse Shew Waynesboro Hussell Shoemaker Ray Peters New Oxford Paul Warren Hanover Hospital Lawyere Gable MecSherrystown Sallie Davis Hanover D. W Jacobs Victor Decker York Clara Sipe William Rickrade Hayme Altland Mies Jennie Brown Edith Beizniller Lester Miller Stanover Do E. Myers

Degrees of Shrinkage in Fabric Terms Explained

Bernice Tharp of Penn State explains shrinkage terms for fabrics. Sansorized means the fabric will not shrink more than 1 percent in length or width. Preshrink indicates a specific shrinkage amount, often noted on labels. Shrinkproof and unshrinkable are not accurate terms.

Bernice Tharp Penn State

Food Waste Surges as Families Discard Meals Daily

A US Government survey finds households waste about two thirds of a pound per person daily. Homemakers fail to check the fridge regularly leading to neglected leftovers and disposal to make room for new supplies.

Buying Snap Beans Fresh and Clean

Fresh snap beans are described as high quality with a clean firm appearance. The note emphasizes beans that are fresh and market ready.

Beans Backed By Penn State Expert On Mature Pods

Harold Neigh, Penn State extension specialist in consumer economics, notes that tender, crisp beans free from scars with well-shaped pods are ideal. Pods with immature seeds are less desirable for quality and cooking.

Plains Harold Neigh Penn State

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