Huntington sewage policy left in limbo again at meeting
Huntington Supervisors tabled the sewage disclosure statement policy for subdivision and land development plans. Township engineers Nassaux Hemsley and officials argued the policy can be a written resolution of policy, not a formal ordinance amendment. Subdivision plans for a 34 acre parcel near Mary Jane Roller Rink received preliminary approval pending a private 900 foot right of way and storm water measures.
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Hunts Two
ivision
Huntington plansies cony Hunt commission
Joseph M. Koral
scilor
Robert E. Campbell
Nassaux Hemsley Inc
subalii
Kofal
Pennsylvania Dept. of Community Affairs
Kofak
planning commission
Campbell
John J. Grim
Walter B. May
Daniel L. Rodgers
equitable
Mary Jane Roller Rink
old Rt. 15
devel
Nassaux Hemsley
Joel H. Zepp
Ralph
Dwight E. Rotz
Huntington
Weirman Mill
Fickes
Huntington Two OKs 81 Budget For 131734 Total
Huntington Township supervisors quickly adopt the 1981 budget totaling 131,734 in expenditures and 173,291 in income. Reading notes show general fund 83,766 highway aid 23,000 revenue sharing 14,988 with line items for Adams County Library 371 SPCA 235 volunteer fire and ambulance clubs. Secretary Linda Carey says revenue sharing will draw on prior year funds, with future 1982 cuts possible due to federal revenue declines. An $800 sewage funds reimbursement is anticipated from ongoing investigation into 1878 and 1979 reimbursements, which included questioned payments to former officials.
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Huntington
Adams County Public Library
Mademoiselle Club
Adams County
SPCA
York Springs
Carey
Charles V
Hun fington
Marquet
Elizabeth Willard
Pele
Unavoidable five mill property tax hike in Gettysburg
Gettysburg Borough faces a 5 mill property tax increase despite cuts in the budget to meet a fiscal shortfall. Councilman Paul Witt outlined reductions across departments, including snow removal overtime, police staffing, and funding to several organizations. He noted tax exemptions and rising insurance costs while urging prudent spending and insurance shopping. The plan, aimed at keeping the borough in the black, was debated by the Community Relations Committee.
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Gettysburg
Paul Witt
Community Relations Committee
Witt
Highway Department
Wilt
Ronald Wells
John J. Callenbach
Andrew Larson
Robert Weiland
Retail Merchant's Association
Weiland
Cumberland Two
H.wane
Cumberland Township
Cluck
Christmas Party Rumors Tie Musselman Plant Sale to Rumors
At Musselman CHM Club’s Christmas banquet rumors spread that the Musselman plant in Biglerville might be for sale. Pet Inc and Illinois Central Industries executives denied any definitive sale. Wells Fargo and Welch Foods issued no comment, while Wall Street Journal records showed no listing or confirmation of a sale.
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Pet Inc
finois Central Industries
Pet
Umlauf
Gettysburg Times
Musselman’s
Musselman Division
Coca Cola Company
Atlanta
Biglerville
Frank Stapsberry
James Weidman
Welch Foods Inc
Fnday
Musselman
Wall Street Journal
library of
the
s. Pet
Illinois Central Industries
Burkhart
Musselman Club CHM elects Kingston President at banquet
Kingston Charles elected president of Musselman Co CHM Club at the Christmas banquet held at Tavern on the Green in Carroll Valley. Vic Miller and Tim Dinsmore named first and second vice presidents, Brad Johnson as second vice president, Ralph Brown as treasurer, with 172 members and guests attending. The group, in its 36th year, honored founders and mourned two members, William Morrison and Daniel Dener, with a moment of silence. New members Melvin Kuykendall Ben Frey and David Tuckey were introduced. retiring president Fred M. Herring acted as MC, with remarks from Burkhart and Trump Roberts.
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Charles Kingston
Musselman Co
Tavern on the Green
Carroll Valley
Vic Miller
Tim Dinsmore
Brad Johnson
Ralph Brown
Fred M. Herring
Guy Crist
Mark Burkhart
Carpenter's Tools
Mechanicsburg
William Morrison
sales force
Daniel Dener
Melvin Kuykendall
Ben Frey
David Tuckey
Charles E. Trump- Roberts O. Burkhart
Baker Elected To 20th Term As Biglerville Chief
Robert E. Baker wins his 20th consecutive term as Biglerville Fire Company chief while Guise becomes president in an annual election. Other officers reelected include Ronald Aspers as vice president Fred Baker as assistant secretary and Ronald Ecker as ambulance secretary. A study discusses selling the Nelson Farm Supply Building for 295 000 with Musselman Foundation offering 30 000 over three years to help finance a new firehall and land.
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Robert E. Baker
Biglerville Fire Company
Guise
fi 2hall
Biglerville Fire fire company
Baker
Adams County Fire Chiefs
Adams County Volunteer Firemens Association
Clyde Funt
Ronald Aspers
Fred Baker
Ronald Ecker
Nelson Farm Supply
S. Main St. Biglerville
Richard Boyer
Boyer
Musselman Foundation
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Goodling Keeps Run For Reagan Education Post
U S Rep William F Goodling remains a top contender for Secretary of Education in Reagan's team, though he opposes heading a possible abolished department. An aide said Goodling has spoken with transition officials and would rather reform Congress than lead a scaled back agency. More cabinet choices may be announced over the weekend.
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U.S
William F. Gooding
Reagan
Kevin D. Talley
Goodling
Talley
Carter
congress
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Mother Seton Film on ABC December 21
ABC Theatre presents A Time For Miracles a two hour biopic starring Kate Mulgrew as Elizabeth Bayley Seton. Lorne Greene John Forsythe Jean-Pierre Aumont Rosanno Brazzi headline a distinguished cast. The film traces Setons conversion and founding of the American Sisters of Charity amid 166s New York Maryland and Italy settings.
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Elizabeth Bayley Seton
America
ABC
ABC-TV
central
mountain
Kate Mulgrew
Mother Seton
Lorne Greene
John Carroll
John Forsythe
Jean-Pierre Aumont
Rossano Brazzi
Jean LeClerc
Leonard Mann
Jimmy Hawkins
Beverlee Dean
ABC Circle
Michael O' Herlihy
Backstairs
White House
Henry Denker
New York
Maryland
Italy
Elizabeth
Filicchi
American Sisters of Chanly
Emmitsburg
Elizabeth Seton
iSee SETON
Hospital Banquet Salutes 32 Employees for Years of Service
Annie M. Warner Hospital honors 32 staff at a Christmas banquet held at Schottie's Lit tlestown. Jane Stallsmith received a silver service for 35 years. Rhoda Bosserman a wristwatch for 25. Anna Law 20 years. Beatrice Frealing Arlene Kennel Manon McKinney Richard Mauve Ruth Winand 15 years. ten year honorees include Pierre Fontaine Wanda Gallimore Mary Haddon Carol Koontz John McClear Jose Martinez Paul Moyer Margaret Beaver Carolyn Smail Joan Stamens Patricia Warner. Awards presented by D. Richard Guise and William Myers.
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Jane Stallsmith
Annie M. Warner Hospital
Rhoda M. Bosserman
LPN
central supply
Schottie’s
Littlestown
Anna V. Law
Beatrice Frealing
Arlene Kennel
Manon G. McKinney
Richard Mauve
Ruth Winand
Pierre W. Fontaine
Wanda L. Oallimore
Mary E. Haddon
Carol A. Koontz
John W. McClear
Jose D. Martinez
Paul A. Moyer
Margaret Beaver
Carolyn J. Smail
Joan E. Stamens
Patricia A. Warner
Holly ly G. Conkery
Echelman
Leo inn, Postey
Nita B Gross
Elizabeth T. Joy
Carole S Mummert
Andrew C. Nace
Leon A. Pisano
Shelly Speelman
Pamela L. Trongone
Helen L. Valentine
Pamela D. Waldron
D. Richard Guise
hospital board of directors
William Myers
Local Weather Night Update
Fragmentary weather note mentions times tonight around 8 and 9 30 a m with vague conditions. No specific location temperature or forecast details are readable.
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WOOPSTOCK
SANTA CLAUS
Sabrina Mitchell
Samantha
Timoth Mitchell
Musselmans
MARGUERITE V.EL PLANK
Larry Umlauf
C_H_ Musselman Co
CHM Club
Robert O. Burkhart
Welch
Coca
Larry
Kingston
CHM
dent
Martha Blocher
Jit Burkhart
Christian H. Musselman
Hospital
center
Annie Warner Hospital
Annie Warner
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