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Bedford County Inquirer (Newspaper) - July 15, 2005, Bedford, Pennsylvania Seq utter established 1812 192nd year 47 july 2005 uses 04772000 single copy 75 cents Hyndman water tests positive for Coli by Jennifer Stup Gazette staff writer Hyndman Borough water system has issued a boil water notice for its customers after recent water samples tested positive for Coli and focal col form the Alert was sent out monday according to Sharon Borough office Sec Sandy spokesperson for the Pennsylvania department of environmental Protection said each Borough has sampling require ments which Are tested on a regular the results Are then sent to the Dep As a monthly Hyndman Borough water system sent water samples to Fairway labs on Friday As part of the Normal test ing Edward he described the concentrations of the contamination to be pretty but we still definitely want to be Cau Hyndman Borough water samples Are tested twice a Roderick they have chlorine in their so it kind of suggests that they might have a line breakage somewhere or Cross contamination where the water flows Back into the system after it flows Back into the she adding that a Cross contamination might Point toward not having the proper controls on a residential that what there looking Roderick a break would cause water but i dont know that they have noticed that or Shaffer said customers should boil water for a full then allow to continued on Page 8 lots of tractors in Alum Bank the three Day Alum Bank Community fire classic weekend Drew lots of cars and fire but tractors outnumbered them a line of John Deeres at Riley Steinbuch peddled in the pin sized Power Garden tractor were on Parade and there were barrels of kids Crank 911 Calls tie up county control by Elizabeth Coyle Gazette associate editor three juveniles used a Cou ple cellular phones to frazzle the county 911 Center Over a today period last the three two 11 Jearolds and one All living in a Foster Home in used two cellular phones to make More than 80 Crank phones Calls last wednesday and the Calls ranged from the mundane to the very said Dan director of the bed Ford county emergency ser the first initial Call came in for shots officer Down and hey made reference to the Pennsylvania Turnpike in Al Toosia and Hung Datesman that incongruent statement the Turnpike Doest go through Altoona made dispatchers wonder about the veracity of the but they had to Contact state police on the Turnpike and at bed Ford and Law enforcement in Blair the Calls began at last wednesday and continued until 10 then they the three harassing who were using one cell phone then switched to and sometimes used both at the same told dispatchers a Range of fabricated from complaints of loud rap music to More serious including a claim that a child had been struck by a they also used he continued on Page 8 Raccoon is 20th Case of rabies another Case of rabies was confirmed in a Raccoon found in Bedford according to the Pennsylva Nia department of Agricula the animal was observed by a resident of Kimmel town ship on june 27 and killed by the residents one Day the Raccoon was con firmed to have been making it the 18th Raccoon found to have rabies in bed Ford More than twice the number of any other the county has also confirmed one Case each of a Rabid Fox and a Rabid the department also said that the dog involved in the incident was found to have insufficient rabies vaccination under Pennsylvania the dog had to be pet owners Are reminded that All dogs and no feral cats three months of age and older must be vaccinated for rabies and that Booster vaccinations Are required to maintain life Long rabies vac Cines Are also available for live Stock and Are highly recon the department of agriculture could not be reached for comment last Small livestock entries up Dairy Down by Jennifer Stup Gazette staff writer Small livestock entries at the Bedford county fair Are on the As numbers have shown for the 2005 fair in compari son to previous the live Stock entry deadline was june the Dairy numbers we expect to keep dropping because there Are fewer people in the John hol Bert the Small livestock entries Are increasing because they Are projects for kids which require less financial responsibility and take less time to its a trend i think were going to keep see going Dairy entries Are Clown from 215 total exhibits in 2004 to 181 this the number of Ope show Dairy entries has declined from 94 to the number of Junior Dairy live Stock has dropped from 121 to beef entries Are also Down this there Are 86 total exhibits this compared to last years 92 open show steer entries have dropped from 17 to Junior beef and Market beef have each increased by one sheep entries have increased this year from 210 last year to 216 this Junior Lamb and carcass Lamb have increased from 25 to 36 and from 15 to Market Lamb entries have dropped from 114 to 107 and Ope show lambs have dropped by two continued on Page 5 new operator on Midway Carla and her sister Violet spent thursday afternoon As Little Tom Sawyers whitewashing the inside of the beef barn at the Bedford county fair the two Are members of Chapmans run 4h they joined members of Northern Bedford county and Chestnut Ridge Fra chapters to help Kay Abc Fra said the students began painting around 9 and worked throughout the they Are planning to finish painting on july the thurs Day before fair she adding that the barn has not been painted for at least 15 i remember helping to paint it the last Kring said with a that been some time by the Gazette staff Bedford county fair officials say they believe visitors to the fair will be Well pleased with new Midway Swanks steel City shows from Pittsburgh is bringing a Midway of unique games and food Accord ing to a news release from the the fair Board spent two years looking at Midway opera tors when its contract with Shaw Brothers was due to the Board wanted but to secure the Pittsburgh firm meant Chang ing the Bedford fairs traditional Early August the change was made to july 2430 this almost All the Board Mem Bers have visited a Swank site once or said Board chairman John the nearest site that engages Swank is Somerset they wont have More rides but better i think people will be pleased because the rides Are new and Bright and Holbert Swank boasts a spotless safety record and is one of the cleanest carnivals in the it is proud to employ foreign continued on Page 6

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