New Oxford Tennis Team Defeats Gettysburg
New Oxford faces Gettysburg in a Tennis matchup with both teams contesting for district standings as coach comments reflect tight competition on page iB.
12 Apr 1990
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Newspaper
Gettysburg Times
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1990
Page
1
New Oxford faces Gettysburg in a Tennis matchup with both teams contesting for district standings as coach comments reflect tight competition on page iB.
John Nitchman a New Oxford High freshman breeds and sells rabbits under Bub's Bunnies from a home shed at 2535 Carlisle Pike Hanover. He 40 to 50 rabbits for sale including New Zealand Whites and Californians. He earned a Proficiency Award and the John L Kraizert Award for 1990 Ag Production. Purchasers can visit after 3:30 pm weekdays or weekends and after Easter rabbits may be returned if care is lacking.
Gettysburg College and its fraternities and sororities reached a tentative agreement on an expectations and standards document during a Washington meeting. The pact aims to timetable rush and pledge activities to avoid class conflicts, with final college board approval pending May discussions.
Straban Township planning commission tabled action on revised Gettysburg Wal-Mart plans for US Route 30 pending additional documentation. Officials want acreage details and a subdivision designation, with notes to delineate wetlands and concerns over potential traffic congestion.
Park Avenue Promotions plans a reduced craft show on Murminasburg Road for August amid concerns about traffic and community impact. The event, set August 23 to 27, originally anticipated 300000 attendees with 470 vendors, but now aims to limit advertising and exclude land owned by Donald Cilente. Alcohol service is under review due to Butler Township’s dry status.
York resident Phyllis Collins, interim officer in charge at Littlestown post office, praises staff and community. Dan Weikert of Gettysburg is named postmaster, to begin next week. Collins will return to Thomasville as postmaster.
Readers can explore 1000 prom gowns bridal pieces and Easter fashion selections at Bridals and Pendleton Sale locations. The Country Store in B-Ville advertises scarves rings blouses Arabbit afghans and towel sets while Carol Ann Shoppe in G-burg showcases selected Easter fashions with 25% off Buford Ave near Pizza Hut.
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