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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1985

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Adams County reassesses 51 properties after November reviews

The tax appraiser increased the assessed values on five properties by a total of 115,038, lifting market values across reassessed parcels by 287,594. Reassessed parcels span Carroll Valley, Conewago Two, Fairfield, Freedom Township, Hamiltonian Two and Highland Township with varied gains.

Adams County Carroll Valley Conewago Two Fairfield two Freedom Hamiltonian Highland

Extragalactic Sociology Lecture At Gettysburg College

Cornell University professor Dr. Martha Haynes will lecture at 4 p.m. in Masters Hall 29 on Extragalactic Sociology as part of Gettysburg College Physics Colloquium. Haynes, a radio astronomer, studies faint signals from distant galaxies and directed the National Radio Astronomy Observatory at Green Bank. She is noted for identifying the largest known galaxy supercluster, spanning over 500 million light years.

Cornell University Martha Haynes Masters Hall Gettysburg College Haynes National Radio Astronomy Observatory Green Bank W. Va

Moose New President Named For Adams County Beef Producers

The Adams County Beef Producers meet at 7:30 p.m. today at the Adams County Extension Office. Gene P. Moose of Gettysburg is the new president with Charles Sherman as vice president Faith Peterson as secretary Bill Bucher as treasurer Linda Darcey as publicity and Kevin Diehl as program director Ray Grimes of McKnightstown serves as director at large. Plans for the 10th Annual Beef Ball and Parade of Bulls are set for March 29 1986 at the Sheraton Inn Gettysburg with guests including John J Franks Jr Kenneth J Cole and Glen Klippenstein. Membership is open to local beef producers or anyone in Adams County.

Adams County Bill Murray Gene P. Moose Gettysburg Charles Sherman Faith Peterson Abbottstown Bill Bucher Linda Darcey Kevin Diehl Fairfield Ray Grimes McKnightstown Sheraton Inn John J. Franks Jr Kenneth J. Cole Glen Klippenstein National Cattlemen's Association Adams County Beef Producers Association

Stag Night Shopping In Gettysburg Downtown

Gettysburg merchants declare Wednesday as Stag Night offering 20 percent off lingerie and other specials to men shopping for women. Clerks may offer advice and encouragement to help pick gifts during late evening hours.

Gettysburg Retail Merchants Association Gettysburg

Deadline on solid waste decision looms for Adams County

Adams County municipalities face a clear choice on garbage disposal as a deadline from Hanover nears. SWAC and Nassaux-Hemsley outlined four options including sending waste to Hanover Waste Energy, building a county waste energy plant, using Keystone Sanitation’s Union Township landfill, or constructing a new Adams County landfill. Costs, timelines, and environmental concerns frame the debate as officials plan further meetings to form a unified approach.

T. W. BURGER Times Adams County Hanover Adams County Solid Waste Advisory Committee SWCA SWAC Nassaux-Hemsley Inc William Hemsley Keystone Sanitation Company Union Township Nassaux-Hemsley Keystone Hemsley state Department of Environmental Resources York County Billy C. Bryant Bryant Keystone General John J Tim” Callenbach Callenbach Lewis H. Hillard Hillard southcentral Pennsylvania

Borough votes to save historic frames on Chambersburg St

Gettysburg Borough Council backed the Historical Architectural Review Board to deny a certificate of appropriateness for White Mountain Creamery. The 4-2 vote with two abstentions ends plans to demolish two historic buildings at 115-119 Chambersburg St and build an ice cream parlor, with council praising HARB for foresight.

ROBERT HOLT Chambersburg Street Gettysburg borough Historical Architectural Review Board White Mountain Creamery Handy Markets Inc Chambersburg St Randall B. Inskip Inskap HARB White Mountain Council Gerald R. Shearer

Committees assigned Rex recognized at school board meeting

Upper Adams School Board members formed the 1986 committees Finance Athletic Curriculum/Personnel Transportation Property Legislation. Helen Rex was honored for a state certification as school district business manager after extensive workshops. The board praised accounting performance and discussed library funding, band uniforms contracts, and a lease addendum. Patricia Hartman resigned effective January 24.

JANET M. WILLIAMS Upper Adams Harold Griffie Richard Slaybaugh Robert Eicholtz Barabara Garretson Gene Motter O. Guy Mellott James Clarke Lucille Lott Barbara Garretson Hobart Benchoff Gene Master Board Helen Rex Pennsylvania Association of School Board Rex Helen Adams County Eacholtz Arendisville Arendisville Vocational High School Patricia Hartman

Berwick Supervisors Move to Speed Permits and Revise Ordinance

Berwick Township supervisors seek to remove the planning commission signature from building permit approvals to speed up the process. The change would let builders benefit from two supervisors meetings monthly versus monthly planning commission sessions. The board also discussed formalizing a township employee pension plan and advertising higher salaries for incoming officials under a new state law.

CINDY GILBERT Berwick Township tahyssuaa township planning commission planning commission Kenneth Wolff Scott Kelly Vernon Null Wolf

Mount St Mary's College Lifts Tuition for 1986 87

Mount St Mary's College announces an 8 percent tuition rise for 1986 87, increasing tuition to 6100 and room and board by 225 to 1700 per term, with total costs near 9900. The college plans higher student aid to offset the hike, aiming to keep access broad while funding campus improvements.

EMMITSBURG Mount St. Mary's College The Mount prvate Robert J Wickenheiser Mount St Mary's College salanes Wickenheiser Tam Mount St Mary's ieading fog

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