Women's clubs install officers
A report on local women's clubs installing officers details the new leadership and upcoming events. The piece notes community involvement and plans for service projects led by the newly elected officers.
18 Apr 1990
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Newspaper
Gettysburg Times
Location
Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1990
Page
1
A report on local women's clubs installing officers details the new leadership and upcoming events. The piece notes community involvement and plans for service projects led by the newly elected officers.
Pennsylvania's secretary of agriculture and the Department of Community Affairs secretary outlined new age programs during a Gettysburg Times visit. The plan includes farmland preservation with 2.5 million set aside for conservation easements, an Animal Health Commission, expanded crop promotion abroad, and a 1990s focus on dairy, fruit, vegetables, and livestock industries.
Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs Secretary Karen A. Miller outlined two main goals affordable safe housing and intergovernmental cooperation. She noted 80 percent of communities have populations under 5 000 and 70 percent of land is rural, stressing need for education and training plus peer to peer consulting to help small towns meet complex modern challenges. Circuit rider program expands local access to consultants with state funding backing.
Friday April 20 at 8 p.m. at G-burg Fire Hall a 50s and 60s dance featuring The Greaseman with prizes and refreshments. Contact 334-4328 334-3526 or 334-5104 for details advance. Also note ads for Suzanne's Bridal Apple Day and Summer Bowling clubs and Earth Day plant sale with 25 percent off Barefoot Crab Apples at Boyer Nurseries.
Adams County Commissioners requested the Pennsylvania court system's court administrator to review District Justice Harold R. Deardorff's office operations. The Judicial Inquiry Review Board has opened an inquiry. The move, not a criminal probe, aims to identify procedural problems and responsibility. Deardorff noted the Arendtsville office closure and acknowledged past audit warnings about escrow funds and late warrants.
Adams County auditors warned three district justices to clean up escrow accounting practices after a February 1990 in house audit found money not bail or security being improperly held. Amounts were small but required rewriting many accounts and returning funds. Zepp’s district three escrow was in order.
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