Gettysburg National Elects Vice Presidents
Gettysburg National announces 40 nominees for vice president roles led by Paul E Renner as president Frida Theather Lobaugh Gardners-Rio named vice president and comptroller Renner outlines multiple appointments including assistant vice presidents and officers from data processing and board staff Continues on Page 2
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Gettysburg National
Getsbure Navonal Bank
Paul E Renner
Frida
Theather
sea Lobaugh
Gardners
Probe Quaker Valley Stabbing Death Today
A stabbing death at Quaker Valley is reported with details about a railroad worker killed at a John Cluck tar road site. The injured, Langie R. and Ray Hill, died at Warner Hospital. A suspect, Beng S25, is in jail as investigation continues. Langie is arraigned on murder and related charges. No state police details available.
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Bigleralie R. i. iam lagay
Ray Hill
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Langie
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ingie Sherif Bernara
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United Way Fund Totals Revealed
United Way totaled 121695.91 in cash contributions with Cam den Feceived reporting 12895.91 and total funds raised estimated at 213,6400, indicating strong community participation and year end results.
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United Way Fund
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Acams County United Way
Camden
Yuletide Lighting Contest At Arendtsville
The Arendtsville Lions Club sponsors a Christmas lighting contest with cash prizes totaling 50 dollars per category and additional awards for best doors and seasonal displays within the borough. George Scarpate reports prize distribution and event timing from 7 to 9 pm on Thursday. Alfred Barnes and Donald Blucher represent local Lions clubs as organizers.
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ie Lions Club
Thursia
George Scarpate
Arendi
Arendisque
Donald Blucher
Upper Adams
108 Honored For Service At Hospital
At a Christmas Dance for the Staling 4 Hespial more than 100 persons received special recognition. Directors and officials of the hospital presented certificates, mantles, watches, and chains for 5, 10, 15, 20, and 30 years of service. Notable honorees included MerceNla Wehring with a gold watch, certificates, and a 25 year accolade. Jean Arihem, Rhuda Bossermar, and Elva Blanchard among the 15 year awardees. The event honored long service and featured remarks by Baker, Guise, and Williams D. and noted several employees unable to attend. Further details continued on Page.
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Baker
2chard Guise
hospitals board of directors
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Baker, Guise
Willams
steinings
Smaath
Weitiward
Charlotte Tate
gwen
MerceNla Wehring
Jean Arihem
Rhuda Bossermar
Helen Crouse
Joan Crush weaver
Elizabeth ugh Spores Kemper
Mary Craiky Orner
Loretta
Elva Blanchard
Robert Dubs
Kathleen Green
Doris Hoffman
Charlene Reefer
Aum Kingston
anna Law
Ave Mane Staub
Normaz
Five More Sign For Exec Trek At Gettysburg Square
Five more signs for an executive trek appear in Gettysburg near Luievin Square. The event begins at 11:30 am in the Punich Panin area offering a free lunch. Organizers include Seligman, Janes W. Hardware, and the National Founders Bank.
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Eace Trea
CBER Begins Campaign To Keep Drinkers Off Roads
The council launches the SOBER campaign to cut alcohol related highway accidents. It highlights that alcohol impairs driving, that beer and wine do not sober a person, and that getting a ride home is safest. Public materials and bumper pins are available at the council offices for residents seeking information.
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C.B.E.R
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Adams
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Councils
Washington St
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John G. Soffe
Adams County Council on Drug and Alcohol Abuse
Marie L. Rice
Adams County
Rice
Adams County Child Abuse Patterns Differ From National Study
A local survey in Adams County shows 17 men and three women abusing children over two years, with six cases involving both parents and ten by nonparents such as babysitters uncles or lovers. Whites perpetrated 32 cases, Blacks three, and others two, contrasting with national results.
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NANCY DIBLASI
Adams County
confenn Clavel
Adams
Universit of
Rhode
Isard socielvessi
Vienna
Richard Geiles
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Wee Care Day Center Relocates to Saint Aloysius Church
Sue Robinson, project director for Adams County Wee Care Day Center, announced the move to Saint Aloysius Carhole Church in Litlesions. The center remains under South Central Community Activity Programs Inc sponsorship with 15 children enrolled and office at hi East Hier St. Geissburg.
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Sue Robinson
Adams County
Wee Care Day
Cenhas
Jas. 2
Christ United
visa on Christ Church
Sain Aloysius Carhole Church
South Central Communis Activit Programs Inc
HI East
Hier St
Geissburg
Grades Three To Six Score At Or Above US Level
Gettysburg Elementary Schools saw higher results for grades three through six on the California Achievement Tests. Second grade scores fell below expectations in reading language and mathematics. Grades four to six showed strong progress in a separate reference skills subtest.
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Gettysburg
California
William] Gauthier Jr
Gauthier
Jobless claims climb in Gettysburg area
The Gettysburg Office of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security reported 63 initial unemployment claims this week. Most reflect seasonal declines in construction demand. The local office also processed 36 additional assistance actions and continued 408 cases.
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Gettysburg
Pennsylvania Bureau of Employment Security
Adams County tax figures show large balances owed
Adams County Commissioners reported final settlement on 1978 county taxes with about 23000.45 still owed. They will direct 2600 in real estate taxes to be collected by the Fox Creek Bureau while 7200 from 1446 persons will be handled by a private collection agency. Officials will meet with Hun ington and Tyrone Townships to discuss closing Kennedy and possibly disposing of a dilapidated pile of dirt. They approved rehabilitation work on a bridge over Conewago Creek in Butler Township and arrangements for milk supplies from Penn Dairies and Mason Dixon Farms Dairy for the county home and prison.
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Adams Cowlty
Fox Clain Bureau
Hunington
Tyrone
Kennedy
Conewago Creek
Butler Township
Local News Amusements Star Tracking Sports
Ambiguous fragments from Inside The Times show sections on Local News Amusements Star Tracking Sports and Radio TV Classifieds. No readable names or events to summarize.
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Ann Laniers
Moonies Return To Gettysburg On Friday
Two Unification Church members canvassed downtown Gettysburg on Friday selling candy to raise funds for witnessing programs. A federal court in Harrisburg ordered Gettysburg officials to drop a local solicitation and sales ban after resident complaints of harassment. Timothy McGlaughlin and Rich Frazier said the Gettysburg area is where they focus their fundraising. They reside at the Philadelphia Center and were the only center volunteers assigned to Gettysburg.
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Unification Church
Sun Myung Moon
Get‘twsburo
Federal District Court
Harrisburg
Gettysburg
Timothy McGlaughin
McGlaughlin
Rich Frazier
Gott
Philadelpha Center
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Bermudian Springs High to stage Christmas Candlelight Music Festival
Bermudian Springs High School presents a Sunday 4 pm Christmas Candlelight Music Festival featuring the Senior Band and Senior Chorus. Choral Director Matthew C. Rosendahl and instrumental director David L. Dietz lead performances of Joy To The World Silent Night and a Christmas Festival. Selections include variations on Three Kings, Do You Hear What I Hear, Gloria in Excelsis, Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring, Sleep, and Hallelujah Chorus with stage and decor by Lloyd Wagener. Assistants include Shaun Ritchie, Janie Cooley, and a team of accompanists and stage crew.
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Bermudian Springs High School
Matthew C. Rosendahl
David L. Dietz
Leii
Leroy Anderson
Jerry Nowak
Al Cobime
Sammy Nestica
Heary Willan
Regnery and
Shayne
Antonio Vivard
Johann Sebastian Bach
Shepards
Philip Gray
Willy Reske
Benjamin Britten
Exima Lou Diemer
Madrigal Singers
George Frederic Handel Lloyd
Wagener
Shaun Ritchie
Janie Cooley
Jordan Lehr
Bob Wolfe
Tracy Weaver
Elizabeth Myers
Dawn Keefer
Satrina Miller
Diane Miller
Petu Taimmer
Christmas Concert By Civic Chorus at Gettysburg College
The Gettysburg Civic Chorus will present its annual Christmas concert on Friday December 2 at 8 am in Christ Chapel on the Gettysburg College campus. Soloists Jan Towers Ann Beair Jacke Huellner Robert Stoner Donald Heilĺabaugh and Ralph Jackson will perform. An organ recital by Elizabeth A Sheffer precedes at 7 30 with varied sacred and secular pieces. Free will offerings at the door will help meet expenses.
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Getysbure Civic Chorus
Christ Chapel
Gettysburg College
Donald EB. Bollinger
Jan Towers
Ann Beaiir
Jacke Huellner
Robert Stoner
Donald Heillabaugh
Ralph Jackson
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Adams County Public Library
Joan T. Crapster
Friends of the Library
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Katherine Quith
Mahlon P.Jim
Harizell
Cathy Cowan
Helen Holland
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Wee Care Day Center
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