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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1980

Page

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Santa Claus on a Budget: Rent-A-Santa Brings Cheer

George Ziegler of Harrisburg offers Rent-A-Santa for five dollar visits. He notes children often cry at first but warm to the idea as Santa arrives, with some asking about Rudolph and others wanting a real Claus. Ziegler plans to keep delivering joy tonight and hopes families leave milk and cookies.

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Holiday business closings around Gettysburg area

Local shops and offices announce holiday hours for Christmas and New Year. The Adams County Historical Society closes today and Dec 27, reopening Dec 31. Government offices including the courthouse and banks specify early closing times with reopenings after New Year. The post office and library also adjust hours, with several facilities closed Christmas Day and New Year’s Day.

Gettysburu a The Times Adams County Historial Society William F. Goodling Gettysburg National Bank Grandview Terrace Adams County Gettysburg Adams County National Bank Chamber of Commerce Adams County Public Library

Borough Adopts $803000 Budget Including Per Cap Tax

Borough Council approves a general budget of $803,000 for 1981 and a per capita tax. The plan includes reallocations to the sewer plant and EPA projects, with funds for real estate tax credits, highways, insurance, recreation, storm sewers, and a capital reserve. Water Fund allocations cover distribution, pumping, and authority fees. Approval followed lengthy discussions.

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Christmas Eve Service At Lutheran Church Gettysburg

Christmas Eve program at the Lutheran Church in Gettysburg includes scripture lessons carols and a meditation. An organ prelude will be played by the organist featuring voices and a contralto tenor and a soloist. The service, led by Rev Dr E Olson, begins at 10:30 p.m. with earlier evening carols starting at 10 a.m. and a child’s portion.

Lutheran Church Gettysburg Christ E. Olson Fred Tii J.S

Presbyterians Plan Candlelight Service at Gettysburg Church

A Candlelight Christmas Eve Celebration is set for 8 p m at Gettysburg Presbyterian Church. Rev Dr Robert A MacAskill will lead readings and the chancel bell and adult choirs perform multiple carols and solos in a service themed The Most Treasured Gift with a lighting of the Advent wreath and nursery offered.

Gettysburg Presbyterian Church Robert A. MacAskill Paul MacPhail Alfred Bart Laura Snyder Angel Kathy Durboran Kerri Smith Ross Coffeit MacAskill Michael Shepard

Nativity Story Describes Birth of Christ in Bethlehem

A biblical passage recounts Caesar Augustus issuing a taxation decree sending Joseph and Mary to Bethlehem Where Jesus is born and laid in a manger The angel announces good tidings to shepherds and proclaims the savior Christ the Lord in David’s city Luke 2 1-11

Caesar Augustus Cyrenius Syria Joseph Galilee Nazareth Judaea David Bethlehem Mary Gerard David Metropolitan Afusenim of Art Michael Friedsam

Area Homes Recognized For Christmas Decorations in Gettysburg

Three judges led by William Swisher evaluated 20 entries in the Gettysburg Christ the Gettysburg Garden Club event co hosted with the Retail Merchants Association. The Gustafson home at 429 Carlisle St won overall decoration honors. Carvin Krout's Seminary Ave entry won best doorway, Lyons home on 36 W Confederate Ave claimed best children's theme, Bigham on 43 W Broadway earned best contemporary, and Eckert on Park Ave. took traditional decor.

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Senior Class Gift Program Results at Gettysburg College

Seventy percent of Gettysburg College's senior class pledged to the Annual Loyalty Fund totaling 31 students. The Class of 1981 has pledged 11,845 to be contributed over five years, surpassing last year's total. The first year's 2,122 will buy eight lamps to improve campus lighting.

Gettysburg College Margot Carrell

Cumberland Two approves 1981 budget with no tax increase

Cumberland Two Supervisors gave final approval to a 1981 spending plan totaling 324225 dollars. The budget maintains the same three mill real estate tax, five dollar per capita, five percent admissions tax and a one half percent earned income tax.

Cumberland Two Eloise Wilson Fairfield Road H. Wayne Cluck

Conewago Township approves 1981 budget unchanged taxes

Conewago Township supervisors vote to set an $350 853 general fund budget for 1981 with no tax rate changes. The seven mill real estate tax, $5 per capita, and 0.5 percent occupational tax remain the same. Budget covers police, fire, sewage, street lighting, storm sewers, roads, library, recreation and miscellaneous items totaling the amount.

Conewago

Special Rites Tonight For U. Methodists

The Gettysburg United Methodist Church on West High Street hosts a candlelight Christmas Eve service at 8 PM led by Rev. William H. Barr. Before the service at 7:30 PM, French hornist Mark Benda performs with organist Jeanne Nunamaker accompanying.

Gettysburg United Methodist Church WHigh St William H. Barr Mark Benda Benda Jeanne Nunamaker

Change In Calculation Of Christ S Birthdate Brings Planetarium Show Revision

Griffith Observatory revises its annual Christmas planetarium show to reflect new historical research locating Jesus birth in 3 or 2 BC. John Mosley notes other planetariums in Athens, Muskegon, and Redding have adopted the change. Planets and stars in Leo tied to Jewish history illuminate the revised display.

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