ing walking patterns THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa. | a » Thursday, October 20 12 34 Exa mations Ing patterns, man taining muscle Cir ; 1 ; | tone, controlling muscle move ie PEST CONTROL, Are Given At | ment and re-educating muscles | that have lost their ability to ALL WORK GUARANTEED | Ch : | function. Patients are encour a ——— "Ive aged to com to the Treatment i I Fi rthopedic clinic vore | Center, 129 E. Orange St, Lan 2 Free Estimates ee 4 : —_ * / aa held by he Lancaster County | caster 0 Save av . = ' nildre of the busy therapist how aver, WM J POWERS Society for ppled Ci re many of these patients are un Poe & Adult David Nutter, | Ad able to come to the Center, so 121 W. BAINBRIDGE ST. VID and larvin C. Goodman, all parts of the city and county ; ie ie) ore vd FH i i : Nils LD, sarthopedy Te oe i YE 8 Class again began a. la : charg Johs L. Poleyn. MD. 1 raf ass agi x 4 : regular sessions in the Treat a euro and Charles | 1 ‘onter ler the direc FOR SALE ; { ment Cente under Kuartz, M.D., pediatrician also | tion of the occupational thera CORN-FED examined number of the chil-| hist 9 handicapped individuals DOUBLE BREASTED dren and adults. 84 examma- | attend this class cach week By 4 tions wer given with 10 of request, a Craft program is be TURKEYS them being new patients. A to-| jhe organized by the occupation tal of 24 new patients were a] therapist for the guests of ae S¢ this month the Lutheran Home in Lancast 46%) { I'he orthopedic nurse, occupa-| ep is tional an physical therapists Because of the jncrease in ade a total of 332 visits. 2741 the number of : kindergarten i were travelled in making] children at Burrowes school in these visits. Braces were cavre-| Lancaster township, it was nec fully checked and kept in re-| essary to seek n2w quarters for ir, patients were taken to the the pre-school Cerebral Palsy brace mechanic for measure-| Center. Through the 'coopera- nents of new braces. Programs tion of the County School Of in the homes of patients were fice, the Hempfield Joint School set up by the occupational ther- District and the City School ap’st to strengthen muscle pow-! Administration, the Lancaster Dres:zed or live weight. er and to incrzase functional City School Board has made SA QAON ART T ability as well as programs for space available in the George BRICK. REASONABLE recreational purposes. Some of Ross School at N. Queen and Harvey K. Shoemeker the duties for thie Physical Rots sreois in Langusier The therapists wore given exercises Lancaster F'ransportation Com- Phone 3-9862 FLORIN, PA. for poor posture, flat feet and, pany transported the desks and — fe curvature of the spine; improv- chairs. 14 children reported at THE STAR CHIEF 4.DOOR CATALINA — Introducing A BIG AND VITAL . GENERAL MOTORS ‘AUTOMOTIVE FIRST”! With all that’s newest in glamour 2. A completely new Sirato-Flight Hydra- Matic” with a smooth surge of power at any speed. take-off to performance with the ease of a sailplane. ® —the fabulous "56 Pontiac, now on display, “ao” that delivers this terrific “go” —and all that's greatest in awaits your hands on the wheel. You now sweep from top And when you drive it, you will get the biggest thrill in all your motoring ex- You slow down for traffic, speed up for perience—because this car is really loaded! passing, or gun for a high hill with the The big and vital General Motors “First”, changing pressure of your toe on the accel- which heads its long list of look-ahead fea- erator the only sign of effort. tures, couples the two most advanced high- You may have had it smooth before—but performance developments in the industry: never like this! It literally must be experi- 1. An all-new, big-bore Strato-Streal: V-8 enced to be believed. 2) engine that puts 227 blazing horsepower at That's plenty—but there’s much more to your . ~ make this a date to be long remembered. SEE AND DRIVE IT! ON DISPLAY TOMORROW 120 South Market Street maintain the Sept. 26 Session op ming m. to 11:30 a.m. Monday thru wine wen v0 «| Polio Isn't of tens of thousands for whom, the vaccine has come too late.” Rudy said the national need for this coming year has been | Friday Ii bh d Yet | conservatively set at $47,600,- Mrs John I. Hartman, Jr, ic e€ | 000 over half of which is for| has been spending hours in get That Polio isn't ‘licked’ yet, patient care and that an all out ing volunteer drivers for thos was very vividly brought out | effort will be made to raise the children who have no means of ™ : : local chapter's share in this nsportation to the Center to more than 700 volunteer lea- fund raising drive. She has enlisted the services of ders by Basil O'Connor, presi- The local chairman pointed many interested women in Lan-| gen of the National Founda-| , t+ that today over the United caster city and county Mrs tion for Infantile Paralysis, at a States nearly 3300 respirator Verno A. vail, gr," was in meeting held in Washington, D.| cases are being taken care of charge of this previously . | C., this past week end. Five py the National Foundation, Mrs. William Poorbaugh 1s In| ooo ong the District of Col-| most of these being iron lung charge of recreciting volunteers umbia were represented. cases. to assist the kindergarten teach Christian C. Rudy, chairman “Mr. O'Connor outlined the er and the therapists at the of the Lancaster County Chap-| vital need to intensify the polio Center. This project was starl- 4, = this morning on his crusade at these meetings,” Ru- d by Mrs. Poorbaugh's | return from the conference, that. gy nid. with the National tv, Alpha Chi Omega and the it was the most inspiring meet- Foundation's school vaccine Circle Bible Class of the Pres. ing he ever attended since the) program providing a large byterian church. She welcomes nception of the local chapter. of polio protection for anyone who feels that she can The Salk polio vacene| aphout 7,000,000 children this] assist in this type of work. SIX... 5 magnificant Victory | year. But the disease has claim. of these velunigers, spent 1 over a virus,” Rudy said, “but eq thousands of new victims] hours in the Treatment Center yy. caused by the virus among the 53,000,000 remain- learning occupational and phy is not licked yet”. It won't be, jo under age 20 who have re-| sical therapists the easiest and polio crippling and Killing ceived no vaccine. Moreover, a best methods of handling the is a thing of the past. That can] gnarl péreentage of individuals severely handicapped patien 2 happen only when everybody are incapable of responding to well as how to put on and take io gusceptible has been| yaepine > | off braces. One or two volun oe rn orci affords, | Yoram " : teers wll work daily with the po, we have rebuilt are lives Thus DEW pollo patisnts ‘are staff at the Pre-school Cerebral en eee continously added to the thous- Palsy Center, Agency, welcomed guests from | ands who already rely on the The Exccutive Seer tary at- industry and various organiza-| March of Dimes and Dollars for tended an Easter Seal confer tions to their Treatment Center, Help. Even as we look hope-| ence in New York that was 120 E. Orange St., Lancaster. | fully to the future, we deeply sponsored by the National So- Here they saw the therapists! realize our obligations to those ciety for Crippled Children working with the handicapped Who must be served on their and Adults in trying to teach them to help| long, long road back to useful- Feather | ness. The challenge to repair] The Society, A Red themselves A new Strato-Flight Hydra-Matic—coupled with Pontiac's 227-H.P. Strato-Streak V-8— results in performance so new and dramatic it must be experienced to be believed! There's smart, new beauty and luxury for America’s most distinctive car. There's the safety of big brakes and road-hugging length . . . the security of a smooth new ride and sure-footed cornering. There are many, many which mark this beauty as the glamorous pattern for tomorrow's cars, But come in and see for yourself. Take a long look at the six luxurious new Four-door and Two- door Catalina hardtops. Sample the results of its fabulous General Motors “First”. Sure as you enjoy thrilling action, here's your next car! , at extra cost, H. S. RISSER MOTORS DIAL 7-1366 ELIZABETHTOWN, PENNA. SE other things lives to the highest degree is | ours right now. The challenge { for every man, woman and child here in Lancaster is to | make certain that no polio vie- tim in our community shall ev- or want because of the lack of necessary funds in their fight a-| | gainst this crippling disease.” | Rudy pointed out that ~ the, Salk vaccine in '54 was proved | tional voluntary group, he add-| | that since then it has been in- creased in potency. This means | possibly an even higher per- centage of protection was giv- | en those who received at least two shots before the 1955 polio | season. But are ways of improving it still fur- ther, Rudy said, and funds | must be provided for this con- rescarch. In addition,| | money is needed to continue the work of training doctors, nurses. therapists and other pro- fessional workers for both re- and patient cere. The National Foundation is sponsor- the largest professional ed- veational pregram of na- group, he add-! scientists seeking | tinuing «earch ing any tional ed — THEATRE GROUP TO PRESENT PLAY “Night Must Fall”, murder mystery, will be presented by th2 Elizabethtown Little Thea- ter Oct. 20, 21 and 22 at 8:00 [ nm. in the El'zabethtown High | School, The play homicidal bellboy who, having murderad woman, is intent upon murdering the old invalid who befriends him. Thomas Wolfgang, a newcom- er to the Little Theatre, will] the role of Dan, the bell He had considerable experience in acting, having played many leading roles at Lebanon Valley College. Reba who played in ‘“‘Arsen‘c and Old Lace” and ‘‘Harvey”, will portray Mrs. Bramson, the invalid. Betty Jane Wolfgang, anoth-| er new member to the theatre group, will take the role of Olivia Grayne, the old woman's companion, who is attracted to | Dan. Mrs. Wolfgang has also appeared in several productions | at Lebanon Valley College. Oth- er characters are Tyler Zimmer- man, Kenneth Grosh, Beverly | J. Diekan, Mary Ann Barnhart, | Ellen Aungst and William A | Withers The setting for the | play is in Mrs. | galow. Essex, England. “Night | Must Fall” was first presented | in London ‘by J. P. Mitchelhill | at the Duchess Theatre May 31, 1935. concerns a one play boy. has Boggs. three-act Branson's Bun- APPLE DUMPLING | FESTIVAL SATURDAY | An apple dumpling festival will be held Saturday, Oct. 22, | at the Mastersonville Fire Hall. | The festival is being sponsored | by the Mastersonville Fire Com-! | pany Auxiliary. A complete menu will be available. 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