Say Family Farm Has Problems
A Pennsylvanian State Grange report highlights farm financial stress. Beef producers like John M. Lindley in Washington County report losses of about $60 per head and feeder calves facing $20 or more losses. Wheat farmers earn little after costs, with a loaf margin of about three and a half cents.
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RUSS SILEMAS Tangers
Pennsylvania State Grange
Ireayanpa
Jim Kegel
John M. Lindley
Washington County
Lindley
con
Four Opinions on Parochial School Help
The Supreme Court ruled today that states may fund certain educational services and books for parochial school pupils but cannot finance field trips or lend equipment. The Ohio case allows limited aid while preserving church-state separation, with diagnostic speech services and therapeutic guidance among approved supports.
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RICHARD CARELLI
Associated Press
WASHINGTON
Supreme Court
Ohio
Inside The Times Local News Amusements and Comics
A brief notice outlines page sections for Inside The Times Local News with Letter to Editor Amusements and AB Radio TV listings across pages 16 17 18 19 plus a sports and classifieds reference. The text directs readers to chase features in those areas.
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Radio & TV
Fairfield Farms Community Unit Reorganizes Local Council
Fairfield citizens met Wednesday at J. John Parish Hall to reorganize the Fairfield Community Council. Bream was elected president and Mrs. Margaret Kepner secretary. A cemetery association board was named with Jarence Wilson chairing a six year term, plus directors Landis Eugene Pecher Miller Sites Musselman and alternates Sites Hammett, Newman as secretary treasurer. Donations invited to Fairfield Union Cemetery.
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Fairfield
J. John Parish Hall
Fairfield Community Council
feat Bream
Margaret Kepner
Fairfield Union Cemetery Association
Jarence Wilson
irman
James Landis Jr
Eugene Pecher
Sara Miller
Stuart Sites
Earl Musselman
Kenneth Sites
James Hammett
Thomas Newman
Fairfield Cemetery Association
Fairfield Union Cemetery
Nawakwa Campaign Launched in Central Pennsylvania Camp
Camp Nawakwa near Arendisville is one of four Lutheran camping centers to benefit from a major fund drive. The synod targets an overall goal of 1.5 million with advanced and challenge goals of 2.0 and 2.5 million respectively, aiming to upgrade facilities including sewage, dining complex, pool, lodges, and RV area. Rev. Wilson R. Hoyer leads the appeal with committee support from Pat Bennett and John O. Ream Jr. The campaign is run by Lutheran Laymens Movement Fund Raising and Counseling Service of New York City.
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Camp Susquehanna
Susquehanna University
Nawakwa
Sequanota
Mt. Luther
Kirchenwald
Camp Sequanota
Lutheran Camping Association
Lutheran Camping Corp
Hoyer
Pat Bennett
Harrisburg
John O. Ream Jr
Berlin
Lutheran Laymens Movement Fund Raising and Counseling Service of
New York City
South Africa police clash with students in Johannesburg
Police fire tear gas at stone throwers outside Lowett high school as protests against detention of student leaders continue. Schools in Johannesburg's vast black township are largely empty for the second day amid tensions.
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JOHANNESBURG
South Africa
Lowett high school
Hospital to Accept BankAmericard and Master Charge
Warner Hospital will accept BankAmericard and Master Charge for patient services and hospital costs. Hospital Administrator Henry L. Gerber cites growing use of credit cards for regular monthly installments and convenience for out patients whose costs are not covered by insurance. The policy, prompted by vacationers needing emergency care away from home, offsets mailing costs to collect unpaid accounts and improves cash flow.
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Warner Hospital
BankAmericard
Henry L. Gerber
Gerber
BankAmericaid
Prince and Princess Chosen at Aspers Carnival
Aspers community selects Prince Joey A Kime and Princess Jodi Dettinburn at the three day carnival opening. Prizes include a $25 bond, banner, and flowers. runners up receive a fire truck and other awards. Mistress of ceremonies Grace Garretson presided. judges were local teachers. Carnival continues with West Orrianna String Band and Wow Country and seeks volunteers for kitchen duties.
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Joey A. Kime
G. Bendersville
Jodi Dettinburn
Aspers K. 1
Prince and Princess
Joey
Miraarer NS
Dennis W. Smith
Bendersville
ibelmer
Charles Dettinburn
flowers
prince
Brad Bobb
Larry Bobb
Aspers R. 1
Connie Weidner
Richard Weidner
Gardners R
Chris Taylor
David Taylor
Aspers R
Taylor
Ronald Taylor
Biglorne R
Terry E. Kline
Larry Kline
Dennis Lee Freed
Terry Freed
Roger Lee Bobo
Ralph Bobo
Cathy Goens
William Goens
Gardners
Christina Himes
Samuel Himes
Apers R
Jo Ann Shultz
Wow Country
Stocks Rise as Market Smiles at Eased Policy Fears
The New York stock market gained as analysts described it as a broad midday advance in response to easing fears over monetary policy. The Dow Jones industrial average rose slightly, adding more than a point in early trading.
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NEW YORK
Gettysburg Jaycees Seek Housing Help for July Track Meet
Gettysburg Jaycees reported at their American Legion Building meeting that extra housing is needed for about 150 athletes attending the international track meet on July 3 at Gettysburg College. Call Steve Wentz at 333-6051 to offer help. Tickets are $4 and free for under six. available from Jaycees or local stores. Committee reports covered an August circus. President Mark Kropp presided.
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Gettysburg Jaycees
American Legion
Gettysburg College
Steve Wentz
Mark Kropp
Four Vie For Dairy Princess at Adams County Pageant
Four contestants vie for the 1977 Adams County Dairy Princess title to be crowned Saturday at 8 p.m. at Biglerville High School. Lita McGough Kathy Murren Nancy Reinhart and Debbie Sprague compete for the honor with details on their school activities and future plans.
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Adams County
Hanover R
Nancy Reinhart
Kenneth Reinhart, Jr
Gettysburg R
Debbie Sprague
Roger Sprague
Lita McGough
Gettysburg High School
Nurses of America Club
Messiah College
Grantham
WCA
Adams County +H
Lita
Lutheran Home for the
Gettysburg
New Oxford High School
Kathy Mur- Ten
Aero Oil Company
New Oxford
Indiana University of Pennsylvania
FCA
Maroon and White
Nancy
Bigler
Wintrode Satisfactory After Morning Crash on I-43
A Littlestown man, E Wintrode, was in satisfactory condition at York Hospital after the first of two tractor-trailer crashes within 15 minutes on I-43 between Exits 6 and 7. Police said a left front tire puncture caused loss of control on the northbound run with a large cargo of ground corn. Traffic was briefly tied up.
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Littlestown
York Hospital
York
Wintrede
Glenn Kime Named Turkey Industryman of the Year
Glenn Kime a longtime Adams County poultry and fruit farmer was named Turkey Industryman of the Year before about 230 Pennsylvania Poultry Federation members at the Lancaster banquet. He leads Sunnyslope turkeys capons and eggs and operates 5 acres of apples and 19 acres of cherries with community service and industry promotion noted by Penn State poultry expert Dr. Floyd His. Gene Bailey and Robert Shelly received honors as broiler and egg industry awardees. Knights of the federation elected Kime first vice president amid state federation activities in Lancaster.
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Glenn Kime
Adams County
Pennsylvania Poultry Federation
Lancaster
Gardners
Adams County Poultry Assate
Kime
Floyd
Penn State
Gene Bailey
Fredericksburg
broiler
Robert Shelly
Worchester
ina
John H. Schwartz
Poultry Federation
Keystone Farmer
Kimes
Sunnyslope
Byvelvn
Coffee Cup Smash at Local Business Sparks Police Report
A coffee cup was hurled through two signs in front of H E Brinkerholi and Sons on Washington 3r, early Wednesday or Thursday. Gettysburg police reported damage estimates and found a Wespeed bee Thursday afternoon near the high school property southeast of the building. The bicycle may be picked up at the police station with proper identification.
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H.E Brinkerholi and Sons
Washington
Gettysburg
tt . ae High School
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Birth announcements at Water Hospital
Mr and Mrs Timothy Zeigler welcome a baby at Water Hospital. Mr and Mrs William Frank report the birth of Rosson Tete. Littientesn, sem ladies.
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Water Hospital
Timothy Zeigler
Rosson Tete
Wiliam Frank
sem
Wisconsin 4-Hers Visit Here for Exchange Program
Forty two 4-Hers from Kewaunee County Wisconsin arrived in Adams County for a two year exchange. They will stay with 39 host families for a week with activities in Gettysburg including Electric Tower Civil War Wax Museum and battlefield tours. The schedule includes state park visits and an agriculture tour visiting Adams Nurseries Muscat Plant and Wayne Dairy Farm. A farewell supper is planned at James Gettys Elementary School with a covered dish and recreation before the bus ride back home.
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Kewaunee County
Wis
Adams County
James Gettys
Gettysburg
Electric Tower
Cadarus State Park
zon
D.C
William Goodlina
Washington
Capitol Build
Arlington National Cemetery
Lincoln Monument
National
Hershey and Hershey
Adams Nurseries
Musa
Wayne
James
Wara
Kewuanee
Colple Weds Grave I ter We Sherry at St Pauls
In Littlestown at St Pauls Church pastor Bert Camac conducts the wedding of Colple and Sherry. The ceremony unites two families in a small town setting with local mention of the couple.
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COLPLE
Paul
St. Paul's
Littlestown
bert Camac
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Motorcycle Fall Injures Leg In Aspers
Lewis Rodriguez, 19, Aspers R. 1, treated at Warner Hospital for a leg injury after falling from a northbound motorcycle on LR 01606 in Aspers at 4 40 p m Thursday afternoon. Police say the 1977 Kawasaki ran off the legislative route and overturned. vehicle damage estimated at 200.
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Lewis Rodriguez
Aspers R. 1
Warner Hospital
Aspers
Rodriguez
Kawaski
Elven Chronister, Ex-Owner of F and M Beverage, Dies
Elven Chronister 61 of Hanover formerly owned F and M Superior Beverage Co. on S. Washington St. He died Thursday at Warner Hospital after 11 days as a patient. Survived by wife Alda Zimmerman and three children with large extended family. Funeral 2 p.m. Sunday at Monahan Funeral Home with Rev. Mehte officiating. Burial Oaklawn Memorial Gardens. Memorials to Elven Chronister Scholarship Fund in Littlestown School District.
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Fairview Ave
F and M Superior Beverage Co
Warner Hospital
York County
John E
Myrtle Hartzell
Christ United Church of Christ
Littlestown
Dennis E
Peggy) Bear
Gettysburg
Georgianna Schrum
Russell ¥. Chronister
Willard Chronister
York
Carl Rider
Columbia
Ray J. Becker
Hanover
nerces
Monahan Funeral
Ralph. J. Mehte
Oaklawn Memorial Gardens
Elven Chronister
Elven L. Chronister
Locus
WARNER HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS AND DISCHARGES LIST
State police seek driver after a hit and run damaged two mail boxes in York Springs area. The incident occurred on Rt 24 between 8 and 10:30 am Wednesday near Heidlersburg. Reports list numerous hospital admissions and discharges including Mrs. Gerald Blocher and others in Adams and Frederick counties.
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Michael W. May
Russell L. Frankenfield
York Springs R. 2
Heidlersburg
Margaret Smith Receives Bachelor of Arts at Allegheny College
Margaret E. Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs G E Robert Smith of Arendtsville is among 454 graduates receiving bachelor degrees at Allegheny College Meadville Pennsylvania. She earned a BA with a major in history.
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Margaret E. Smith
G. E. Robert Smith
Arendtsviliers
Allegheny College
Meadville
Adams County CETA Funds Delayed and Courtroom Bids Considered
Adams County commissioners report federal CETA payments are months late with $127,000 in Title VI arrears for road workers aides and school staff. Air conditioning work at the CETS offices is approved to be funded from CETA. Gettysburg Construction bid $44242 with $4424.80 security. bid under advisement. James E Spence Jr is appointed Arendtsville tax collector through 1977. census records 1830 to 1880 to be opened at the Historical Society.
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Adams County
CETA
CETS
Adams County Services
Gettysburg Construction Company
James E. Spence Jr
Arendtsville
Isabelle Spence
Charles Glatfelter
Adams County Historical Society
Historical Society
Glatfeiter
Mandel Given Bonds For Divorce
Baltimore court testimony reveals Gov. Marvin Mandel received 3155.00 in tax free bonds from Irvin Kovens in 1973 to aid financing of his 1974 divorce from Barbara Mandel. Bonds were bought for Ravens by Joseph Dagenais, with Barbara later to hold them in escrow. Kovens also testified about a separate 1971 race track offer and Ravens prior involvement with Charlestown Race Track.
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BALTIMORE
API
Irvin Kovens
Marvin Mandel
Barbara
U.S. District Court
Calvert
Howard County
Ravens
Joseph H. Dagenais, Jr
Hagerstown
Barbara Mandel
Mayme Oberfeld
Kovens
Dagenais
Charlestown
West Virginia
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