Gettysburg Firemen Deny Refusal To Respond To Alarm
Gettysburg Fire Chief Gerald White clarified that the department never refuses alarms. An error by the Adams County Control Center dispatched other towns to a Martin residence chimney fire, while Gettysburg should have responded. Rumors of a refusal were unfounded. Martins were informed and the issue resolved. Ambulance corps reported 1,309 emergency and route calls in 1977, with 6,000 plus volunteer hours and 796 emergency runs.
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Gettysburg
Middle St
Brenda Heberling
Circle Dr
David Staub
Gettysburg Fire Department
James Martin
Rt. 140
Gerald White
Martin’s
Adams County Control Center
Littlestown
Bonneauville
alari
Whitesad
Martin
White
Fire Department
Warner Hospital
York Hospital
Hershey Medical Center
Zanesville
Ohio
LCA Funds Program to Aid Gettysburg College and Churches
Gettysburg College receives a 3.70 plant from the Lutheran Church in America to support a campus outreach program. Faculty staff and students will conduct seminars at area congregations and groups on topics including Lutheran history Bible study ethics and aging. The plan, approved by LCA, aims to build ties between the college and local churches with potential future grants.
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Gettysburg College
Lutheran Church in America
LCA
Dept for Higher Education of
the
North America
Karl Matison
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Mattson
Hereford Hereford Area Farmers Win Top Honors at State Farm Show
Area farmers dominated the Hereford classes at the 62nd State Farm Show on Wednesday. Royal Liege from Spring Bottom Farms Fairfield R 2 won the grand beef championship and was junior champion as well. Pigeon Hill Farm Abbottstown R 1 showed BHLI Real 126 as band champion and junior champion. Grand champion beef female went to PH Miss Northern 166 from Pigeon Hill Farm, with reserve grand to PH Miss Northern 26 shown by Harris B. Wright.
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Royal Liege
Spring Bottom Farms
Fairfield R 2
Frank B. Darcey
JDH Polied Herefords
Dover
York County
Fairfield R. 2
iine
Adams County
Darcey
Royal Marksman
Pigeon Hill and
Blakely Farms
Abbottstown R. 1
Pigeon Hill Farm
Harris B. Wright
Fay Senseney Recognizes Family At Hershey Medical Center
Gettysburg report states Fay Senseney, a Gettysburg High School sophomore, regained consciousness and recognizes family members after being treated at Hershey Medical Center since December for Reye's Syndrome. She remains in serious condition with pneumonia as of this morning.
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Charles C. Senseney
Gettysburg
Fay
Gettysburg High School
Hershey Medical Center
Reye’s
Ambulance Maps Nearly Complete
Adams County ambulance corps aims to finalize territorial maps for the 13 counties served, at a meeting Monday evening in the McSherrystown Fire Co social hall. Each corps should send two representatives to sign the new response area agreement and provide two names with phone numbers to receive routine call information for Adams County Control Center.
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Adams County ambulance corps
McSherrystown Fire Co
cial hall
Adams County Control Center
Local Weather Report Fragments
Yesterday's weather note is incomplete with timing and location unclear. The readable portion indicates a brief weather observation around 8 33 am but lacks sufficient data to determine conditions, temperatures, wind, or precipitation.
Present And Past County Judges Send Defendants To Prison
Adams County court Wednesday sentenced several men to prison on theft by deception charges. Franklin Delano Johnson of Arrington Virginia pleaded guilty to two incidents involving forged American Express Traveler’s Checks. Johnson received two concurrent terms of 11 12 10 23 months and was ordered to pay a fine and restitution.
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Adams County
Virginia
Oscar F. Spicer
Frankin Delano Johnson
Arrington
Johnson
te county
T and S
MACPHALL
John A Mack Bal
Trust
Kuhn
Geitasburg RT
defendamt
ares
Donald Ro
Cashiuun
Rebn
Kemstrach
Cincen
radi
mutualbrves
MacPha
Richard Lee Kuysendale
Franklintown
Fle Alute
Geitisbe 4
Eugene Liscb
Purrfield R
Ina
General Boyson Retires After Distinguished Military Career
Gen William A Boyson, retired Jan 1, commanded Tripier Army Medical Center since July 15, 1974. Gettysburg native and Gettysburg College graduate, he earned an MD from University of Pennsylvania in 1930 and an MS in obstetrics from Baylor in 1957. He held top Army medical posts and will reside in Hawaii, continuing to teach at John A Burns School of Medicine and directing obstetrics gynecology residency at Queen’s Medical Center.
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GENERAL BOYSON
Tripier Army Medical Center
William A Boyson
Tripier
Pacific
Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
Boyson
School of Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
Baylor University
American Board of Obstetrics and Gynecology
American College of Surgeons
American Medical Association
Association of Military Surgeons of the United Stat
American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
Tex
Panama Canal Zone
Washington, DC
68th Medical Grou
U.S Army
Vietnam
Japan
US Army Hospital i
Okinawa
Berson
Hawaii
John A. Burns School of Medicine
Queen's Medical Center
Miss Hope Candidates Sought for Adams County Event
The Miss Hope program will be held Jan 22 at 2 pm at the Lutheran Home on Biglerville Rd. Licensed practical nurses registered nurses or nursing students in Adams County may refer a Miss Hope candidate. Susan Waylight, RN at Warner Hospital and former Miss Hope, chairs the program. Nurses or students should contact the Adams County Cancer Office at 3345353 for information and registration. Miss Hope, chosen Jan 2, will attend the Miss Hope Ball at Carroll Valley Golf Clubhouse. Mrs Shirley Todd chairs the ball. sponsor tickets are sold countywide by the Adams County chapter of the American Cancer Society.
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Biglerville
Adams County
Miss Hope
Susan Waylight
Warner Hospital
Adams County Edible Nuts Winners Shine at Farm Show
Garnet N Cobie of Aspers R1 leads Pennsylvania Farm Show edible nuts division with 23 first places and 52 ribbons, ahead of William M Lott of Gardners R1 who earns 30 total awards. Parker C Cobie of Gettysburg RG also among Adams County top winners with 24 ribbons. Horace Waybright and W E Blackwell each win one prize.
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Garnet N. Cobie
Aspers R. 1
Pennsylvania
Adams County
Adams countians
Coble
William M. Lott
Gardners R. 1
Lott
Parker C. Coble
Gettysburg R. G
Horace Waybright
Gettysburg R. 2
W. E. Blackwell
Garnet N. Coble
Aspers R
Gettysburg Professor Edits Polymeric Processes Book
Dr. Calvin Schildknecht, chemistry professor at Gettysburg College, edited a 768 page volume titled Polymerization Processes published by Wiley Interscience. The book features work from leading polymer researchers worldwide and cites Schildknecht as co discoverer of stereoregulated polymerization with a strong publication record and prior books in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Schildkmecht
Gettysburg College
Wiley Interscience
New York
Schildknech
Donna Cullison
Althea
David Schildknecht
Gettysburg
Jeffrey Bikel
D. Kent Erb
Peter Kachidunian
j John Tannerbring
Robert Williams
James Wood
Dr. Schuldknecht i5
Circulation Manager Wins Three Awards
McKnight Guise, circulation manager of The Gettysburg Times, won a certificate from the Higher-Mitchell Co of St Laws for Outstanding Promotion of International Newspaper Carrier Day. His ninth year earning the award comes from a 10 000 20 000 daily paid average circulation group. He also earned a certificate as a finalist in the second annual International Newspaper Carrier Day promotion by Circulator's Idea Service of Mobile, Alabama.
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MckKnight
Guise
Gettysburg Times
Hieher-Mitchell Co
St Laws
Idea Service
Mobuie
Ala
CUS
Canada
partiei- Guise
Indianapolis, Inc
Dai
Sale Drive To Provide Fuel To Needy In County
A cooperative effort by South Central Corr needs Indridi and Commity Action Agency aims to raise funds for an Emergency Energy Fund. A plant sale and a two hour auction are set for Saturday at the American Legion building on Baltimore St with donations to fuel aid. Sam Hopfer and Tim Lorts Peters urge county residents and groups to attend Friday morning meeting or donate items or money to help families at risk of fuel shutoff.
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South Central
Corr
Indridi
agencs
WWE
American Legion bulding
Baltimore St
Sam Hopfer
Commity Action Agency
ior
tns
Hepfer
Tim
Lorts Peters
Biglerville
Ras
American Legion
Baltmore St
E High St
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