Eisenhower Farm Christmas Spirit Shown At Historic Site
Eisenhower National Historic Site decorates the former president and Mamie Eisenhower’s home for the holidays in a display titled Christmas at the Eisenhower Farm. Visitors observe original details such as a shadow box with a small Christmas tree and gifts, a seven foot artificial tree, and a dining table set with sterling silver for the traditional Christmas feast. Open Wednesday through Sunday except Dec 25 and 26, with shuttle buses from the Gettysburg Visitor Center running 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Eisenhower National Historic Site
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
Eisenhower Farm
Eisenhowers
Eisenhower Tour Information Center
Gettysburg National Military Park Visitor Center
Carol Hegeman
P. Ross Ramner
Eienhower National Historic Site
Christina
P. Ress Ramer
Postmaster Lists Holiday Schedule for Gettysburg Office
Postmaster Stephen Golya Jr. announced a holiday schedule for the Gettysburg Post Office covering Christmas Day December 25 1980 and New Year’s Day January 1 1981. There will be no collection or delivery on Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. the office will be closed. Normal collection and delivery will occur on December 24 26 31 and January 2 with standard window service.
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Gettysburg
Stephen Golya Jr
Red Cross Unit Faces Closure Over Funds Shortage
The Adams County American Red Cross chapter seeks a rent-free home to stay solvent after failed fund drives. Bruce F. Beecher, chairman, says negotiations with national HQ aim to extend a 36,000 obligation for programs such as emergency training and swimming lessons. Last minute donations total 1,000, with word awaited on a possible charter extension.
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American Red Cross
Bruce F. Beecher
county Red Cross
Beacher
GMA Raises Gettysburg Water Rates Fifteen Percent
Gettysburg Municipal Authority customers will face about a 15 percent rise in water bills after year’s start. Spokesman Allen Larson cited bond indenture and higher operating costs as the main factors. Residential bills will mostly reflect a 13 percent overall increase. the authority serves about 2,200 customers in Gettysburg, Cumberland, and Straban.
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Gettysburg
GMA
Cumberland
Straban Tor Larson
Florence Hoopert Celebrates 100th Birthday Today
Florence Hoopert, a Green Acres guest, marks her 100th birthday. Born December 20, 1880 in Adams County, she was the daughter of Daniel and Margaret Utz, one of four children and the sole survivor. She married Charles W Hoopert in 1914. they had four children. A short Musselman’s worker and wartime helper at the Mechanicsburg Naval Depot, she enjoys church services and time with others as Adams County Commissioners plan to present letters at today’s party.
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Florence Hoopert
Green Acres
Adams County
Daniel
Margaret Eberhart Utz
York Springs
Charles W Hoopert
Mark Hoopert
Daniel Hoopert
Katherine Tanner
Charles Wilbur Hoopert
Musselman‘s
Mechanicsburg
Adams County Commissioners
Mother Seton Feast Day Service Set for Jan 4
The Most Rev Alberto Ablondi will preside at a Eucharistic liturgy for the feast of St Elizabeth Ann Seton on Sunday January 4 at 2 pm in the Shrine Chapel Emmitsburg marking her 159th death anniversary. Music by St Joseph Church Mechanicsburg choir directed by Daniel SicNew. Participants include James B Hattman and Mane H Anderson lectors, Sister Grace Calvisi, Mrs James B Hattman, and Sister Rosa Daly. A choral organ prelude of Christmas music precedes the liturgy.
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Alberto Ablondi
Liverna
Italy
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Emmitsburg
Mother Seton
White House
Livorno
Elizabeth Seton
Fidechi
William Seton
Emtai
American Sisters of Charity
Paul VI
St. Joseph Church
Mechanicsburg
Daniel F SicNew
Mary Clare Hughes
Bromitsburg
James B. Hattman
Baltimore
Mane H. Anderson
Washington, DC
Grace Calvisi
D.C
Rosa Daly
St. Joseph's Provincial House
Telephone Rate Cut Approved in Harrisburg
The Public Utility Commission approved an administrative law judge settlement lowering United Telephone Co’s proposed annual rate hike to 28 million dollars. The carrier had asked for 3.5 million but accepted the smaller increase. basic monthly residential charges will be 7.75 to 10.75 dollars, down from 7.15 to 10.75, with no further rate request until January 1, 1982.
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Puble Utisty Commission
United Telephone Co
Cariisie phone company
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PUC
United Telephone
Mt Joy Residents Appeal Junkyard Law Legality
Mt Joy Township residents file a second court challenge to the township junkyard ordinance. Plaintiffs Davies Used Auto Parts and Mt Joy Township Concerned Citizens members ask the court to strike down the measure as violating Pennsylvania statutes and as unreasonable and unduly harsh. They contend the ordinance conflicts with the state Solid Waste Management Act and seek voiding of the ordinance through multiple acts. The filing marks the first appeal of the latest, stricter version adopted at the November board meeting.
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ML jloy
oniolin
Adams County
Pio
Gettysburg
Charles J. Davies
Davies
Thomas Reaver
Richard Munshour
Mt. oy
Pennsylvania
MT. JOY
Goodling Names 41 Nominees to U S Service Academies
Congressman William F Goodling has selected forty one area residents as nominees to the U S Service Academies through a competitive process. Interviews assessed academics and motivation, with nominees to the Air Force Merchant Marine Military and Naval Academies. Ages seventeen to twenty two apply, and the final appointments depend on each academy. Local nominees include Thomas Lee Geoghan Dominique Kostelac Thomas R Taylor Lawrence Ravelle Kirsten Wolff James Madison Bryant Riggeal Scott Miller and others from Gettysburg Delone Catholic and Gettysburg Area schools.
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William F.Goodling
United States Service Academies
Goodling
wich
U.S. Air Force Academy
US Merchant Marine Academy
U.S. Military Academy
U.S. Naval Academy
U.S
Kirsten L Wolff
Gettysburg
James Madison
Yas
U.S Military Academy
Bryant W Riggeal
Gordon Ave
US. Naval Academy
Scott D. Miller
Gettysburg Area
Sentor
Pastor and Family Planners Clash Over Teen Contraceptives
Virginia L. Born reports a Gettysburg dispute between Rev. David C. Sheppard of Memorial Baptist Church and the Family Planning Agency led by Elizabeth Randolph. They clash over parental rights and sex education, with Sheppard opposing contraceptive access without parental consent and Randolph defending informational counseling and medical exams for teens.
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VIRGINIA L. BORN
Adams Candy
David C. Sheppard
Memoral Baptist Church
Gettysburg
Sheppard
Tames
Elzabeth Randolph
Family Planning Agency
Family Planning Agen
cy. Randolph
University of Arizona
Randolph
FPA
Family Planing
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