O'Dell's Valentine Decorations Shine At Johns Avenue
Dorothy O'Dell decorates the O'Dell home at 701 Johns Avenue with a five foot red and white poster, Hershey kisses, a white gazebo, roses and hearts. She began ten years ago after Christmas and keeps changing the display monthly. Neighbors and passersby regularly praise the effort, with one elderly woman saying her Valentine greeting was the only message of love she received.
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Dorothy O'Dell
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Borough eyes DER plan to halt Grossos erosion fight
After years of letters and meetings officials from Carroll Valley Borough and the state Department of Environmental Resources propose a fix for Daniel and Anna Grosso’s eroding pond and stream bank. DER would fund equipment and labor while the borough pays 12 000 to 15 000 for materials and permits. Construction timing remains uncertain and may not start this year.
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Aylwyn Williams
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William Delany
No Paper Monday At Gettysburg Times
The Gettysburg Times will not publish Monday due to Washington’s birthday observance and local mail delivery being suspended. Publication resumes Tuesday with normal operations.
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Gettysburg Times
Washington
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New Oxford Romps Bermudian Springs to 83 44 Victory
Thevenge held sweet revenge for the Colonials as New Oxford defeated Bermudian Springs 83 to 44 on Friday night. The rematch avenged an early-season loss and highlighted a dominant home performance.
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Colonials
Bermudian Springs
Eagles
Fairfield school board eyes Phase II renovations plan
Fairfield District faces debate over Phase II renovations including converting the old gym into an auditorium expanding the library adding a new choral room and new office space. The project estimated at 1.7 million depends on bids with some members fearing taxpayer burden while others urge educational enhancements and space needs.
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Samuel R. McHenry Jr
McHenry
John G. Luntz
Luntz
Jil Ott
Workshop funded for engineering concept for handicapped
The Adams-Hanover Area Sheltered Workshop will receive 39000 in state funds to develop a new “human engineering” concept. David Simpson, the workshop director, says the mock-up uses a wearing frame with a conveyor belt to create an assembly line for severely handicapped workers, aiming to expand production for 20 item types. Built with local engineers like Iber Courson, the project expects to move from mock-up to a steel model and eventually 40 to 50 units, with Westinghouse among major local supporters. The workshop, aided by the Pennsylvania Bureau of Vocational Rehabilitation since 1969, recently moved to Golden Lane in New Oxford.
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Adams-Hanover Area
David Simpson
Simpson
Iber Courson
Pennsylvania Bureau of Votational Rehabilitation
Golden Lane
New Oxort
Firemen's session set for Gettysburg in 1986 convention
Gettysburg hosts the state Fireman's Convention in 1986 with Timon Linn as general chairman and John Cadori named honorary convention chairman. The Gettysburg Fire Department announced new probationary and permanent members, reported 45 fire calls and 112 ambulance calls in January, and outlined plans including Sparky the Dog at events and training on air bags and sprinkler systems.
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Gettysburg
Roger Heyser
Robert Heyser
Timothy Braband
Jeffrey C. Bucher
Craig W. Deatrick
Lawrence N. Gage
Richard B. Godman Jr
Howard R Hellyer
Mark R. Messersmith
Raymond A Roman
Wayne A. Schultz
Robert Sinton
Melvin W. Smith
Keith W Talbert
Donald E
Weather advisory for Saturday morning travelers
A weather advisory warns travelers of Saturday morning conditions with snow ending before noon and accumulations of two to four inches. Partial clearing and breezy conditions expected Saturday afternoon.
Phonathon raises above goal at Gettysburg College
Gettysburg College reports its 1982 Annual Fund Phonathon raised 190103 dollars, surpassing the 150000 goal. Over 250 students staffed 16 evenings in January, making more than 12000 calls to alumni nationwide. The Sesquicentennial Challenge boosted totals with 83000 dollars in matched gifts from donors.
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Andrew Patton
Middletown NJ
Polly Rae
Wilbraham Mass
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Glass
Fourth Annual Michaux Sled Dog Race Opens Today
About 50 teams with 20 to 30 drivers are expected to enter the Fourth Annual Michaux Sled Dog Race at Michaux State Forest beginning at 9 am today. Runners will navigate seven, five, and three mile courses with junior and PeeWee classes also skated into the event. Food and refreshments will be available.
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Michaux State Forest
Fairfield-Orrtanna Road
Green Ridge
Marian Siegel
Fairfield
Laconia
gore
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