Nine Year Old Karina Ferrfield's Art Show At Library
Karina Martens of Orrtanna R. Cashtown Elementary School nine year old fourth grader displays a one person show at Adams County Public Library. Her wide ranging media include wood reliefs of a child's face leaf stencils and ink drawings. Encouraged by Ron Linder she has taken an art course and her work spans last spring onward with a 1990s era eskimo scratchboard from second grade. She also embroider plays violin and rides horses. The exhibit runs through January.
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Karma Martens
Orrtanna R
Cashtown
Adams County
Karina
Feirfield
Ron Linder
Clowns Scheduled For Legion Kiddies Party
Six clowns from the Tall Cedars of Lebanon will entertain at the Albert J. Lenz American Legion Post 202 Christmas party to be held Saturday afternoon at 2 30 in the Eisenhower room on Baltimore Street Crimi Sebastian R Hafer said Charles W Anderson Harrisburg president of the Har risburg Forest No 43 group and Mike Nell Harrisburg director of the clowns said six or seven will attend The party starts at 2 30 with cartoons and the clowns perform at 3 Santa Claus and Mrs Claus will greet the kiddies.
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Tall Cedars of Lebanon
Albert J. Lenz
American Legion Post
Eisenhower
Legion Building
Baltimore St.Crimi
Sebastian R. Hafer
Charles W. Anderson
Mechanicsburg
clowns
Harrisburg Forest
Tail Cedars of
Lebanon
Mike Nell
Harrisburg
Tall Cedar
Santa Claus
Mrs. Claus
Gettysburg Man Arraigned After DUI Collision
Jon F Powers, 25, of Gettysburg was arraigned before Magistrate Eugene S. Long on a driving under the influence charge after a two car crash on US Route 30, two miles west of New Oxford. Powers allegedly crossed into the opposite lane, colliding with Linda C. Conpat, 36, of Caribou Maine. Conpat was hospitalized at Hanover General Hospital. her daughter Julie Conpat suffered lip cuts.
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Gettysburg
Eugene S. Long
Gettysburg R
Rt. W
New Oxford
Jon F_ Powers
R. G
Linda C. Conpat
Caribou
Maine
Power
Contra
Connat
Hanover General Hospital
Julie Connat
Begin Plans For Retirement At 35 Coulson Tells Club
Former county schools chief Francis M. Coulson spoke to the Gettysburg Adams County Torch Club urging early retirement planning. He advised focusing on a satisfying place, financial stability, and real income needs, and endorsed volunteering and avoiding letting children drive decisions.
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Coulson
Francis M. Coulson
Gettysburg
Adams County
Torch Club
Biglerville
Pennsviv
Retired Public School Employees” Association
ACTA complains of 25 percent county budget rise
Adams County Taxpayers Association criticized a 25 percent rise in the 1979 budget over the current year. John Homer questioned sheriff and county court projections while Wilbur F. Sites cited a 63 percent jump in the county communications center operating costs. Commissioner Robert Klunk attributed the rise to moving the center into a new courthouse and adding a second control operator. The sheriff’s department would need two extra deputies and a secretary due to the courthouse move, with closer work with the domestic relations department and potential vehicle purchase to transport juveniles.
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Adams County Taxpayers Association
Adams County
John Homer
sheriff's department
Wilbur F. Sites
Robert Klunk
iing
domestic relations de
Biglerville Names Winners Of Home Decorating Contest
Biglerville Christmas Committee and Biglerville Fire Company announced 1978 home decorating and doorway winners. Top overall lights prize went to Mr and Mrs Robert Baker of B Ville Heights. Second went to Mr and Mrs Robert Powell Maple Ave, third to Mr and Mrs Sterning Roth E York St, fourth to Dr and Mrs Mountain Ditzler Ave, fifth to Mr and Mrs Jeffrey Rohrbaugh Main Street, sixth to Mr and Mrs Willis Finfrock E York St. Decorated doorways honored Mr and Mrs Eugene Shaffer E York St first, Mr and Mrs C L Seemann West Hanover St second, Mr and Mrs George Marlin West York St third, Mr and Mrs Earl Crim Rice Ave Ext fourth. Judges included Scott Shields and others. checks to winners will be mailed.
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Biglerville Christmas Committee
theerville Business Clan
Biglerville Fire Company
Robert
Baker
B-Ville Heights
Robert Powell
Maple Ave
Sterning Roth
E. York Si
Mountain
Ditzler Ave
FuliT
Jeffrey Rohrbaugh
Main Street
Sifi
Willis Finfrock
Eugene Shaffer
E. York St
C.L. Seemann
West Hanover
George Marlin
West York St
Earl Crim
Rice Ave
Scott
Shields
Bigterville
Wayside
Gettysburg
Richard Hoffman
R. J. Bass
Fire at Phi Sigma Kappa Fraternity House Investigated
Fire marshal probes blaze at 343 Carlisle St Gettysburg started in a second floor bunk bed room. Trucker William Pasner alerted authorities after seeing smoke. door was forced open to wake occupants. The fire caused extensive heat and smoke damage across multiple floors with possible arson or accident.
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Phi Sigma Kappa
Carlisle St
Gettysburg College
Edward Swisher
Ralph Arend
Gerald White
Times
Carlisle SL
Gettysburg
Lincoln
William Pasner
Biglerville
Gregory Codori
Musselman Frutt Products Div
Pet. Inc
Payne
Meanshile
Pire
White
Nelson J. Groft
Moose Plan Christmas Activities at Gettysburg Moose Lodge
Final plans outline a Kiddies Christmas party for children of members at the Gettysburg Moose lodge on York Street. The event Saturday at 2 includes Santa Claus visits, refreshments, and cartoons. A Mooseheart chorus concert direct from Mooseheart airs Sunday 9:35 to 10 on WGET AM FM. Supreme Auditor Reno Ceichini commends lodge officials for excellent records.
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Gettysburg
Moose lodge
York St
Santa Claus
Bradley Morelock
Mooseheart.Chorus
Mooseheart. Ti
Mutual network
Arendtsville Lions Name Christmas Decor Winners
Six homes won in Arendtsville Christmas decoration contest hosted by the Lions Club. Deer category top picks were Irvin S. Sicholtz on N High St, George C Fissel on N High St, and Melvin Gulden on Peart St. Overall winners: Hale Jr. on Main St, Heckenluber on Queen St, and Betty Leonare on Chambersburg St. Prizes ranged from 530 to 20 dollars. Judges included George C. Fair, Alred B. Barnes, and Donald Blocher.
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Arendtsville
Queen St
Betty Leonare
Chambersburg St .o
George C. Fair
Gettysburg Lions Club
Alred B. Barnes
Cashtown Lions Club
Donald ©. Blocher
Upper Adams Lions Club
Arendisville Lions
Wiliam R. Hale
Clark N. Hartman
Arthur Deardorfé
Executive Trek Attracts 20 Walkers for United Way
An Exec Trek by 28 persons from Gettysburg's Lincoln Square to the Dutch Pantry Restaurant raised 2100 for the Adams County United Way Fund Drive. The campaign totals, with outstanding gifts, aim toward 143.00 announced at the luncheon. Participants included Westinghouse staff, insurers, banks, and church leaders from Gettysburg and Fairfield. Contributions are still being accepted at 26 N Washington St Gettysburg PA 17325.
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Gettysburg
Lincoln Square
Dutch Pantry
Adams County United Way
United War
Buck Brinton
Roger Williams
Ron Roberts
Rich Alderman
Bob Powell
West
Long
Chester Byers
Adams County National Bank
Nancy Richardson
Kennies Markets
Bigler Ville
James Tipton
the
Lutheran Theological Seminary
Herman Stuempite
Charles Glassick
Gettysburg College
Gus” Stevens
United Way
Warren Heintzelman
Lutheran Brotherhood
David Hunsberger
St. John Lutheran Church
Fairfield
David Howell
Adams Co
Richard Kreisher
McCor Agency
Washington St
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Eisenhower
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