Ministerium Opposes Sunday Store Openings Protest Urged
The Gettysburg Ministerium voiced displeasure and alarm at corporate plans to open retail and grocery stores on Sundays. They urged church groups and individuals to protest by not patronizing Sunday shops, writing or voicing objections, and promoting a six day work week. The group advised private discussions with store management and mobilizing neighbors to oppose Sunday openings while noting church values and employee welfare. Other matters included part time chaplaincy at Warner Hospital and a report on Adams County Drug and Alcohol Abuse Council.
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Gettysburg Ministerium
rate
Soo
poe
ministerium
Warner Hospital
Adams County Council
Don G. Soffe
Muriel Rice
Moul Gains As Recount Continues In Adams County
In the List legislative district race Adams County recounts show Donald R. Moul gaining six votes while Kenneth J. Cole adds one. Disputed ballots surface in Cumberland Two district No 4 and East Berlin, with a late tally shift in Cumberland Two No 3. The board continues to scrutinize ballots as Huntington Two and Littlestown Ward projections spark hope of larger Moul gains.
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Kenneth J. Cole
Donald R. Moul
Adams County
Moul
Cole
Cumberland
East Berlin
a. Cole
Huntington
Littlestown
County-wide Music Fete At Biglerville
Adams County Junior High School Music Festival set for Biglerville High School Friday and Saturday November 17 and 18 with a concert Saturday evening. Host directors are Mrs C William Settle and Steven Bowman. Directors from seven county schools rehearse Friday and Saturday under Bermudian Springs Deb Pollard Delore David Jost Fairfield Benjamin Jones L Theodore Gilbert Gettysburg Barry Wareham Thomas Kittinger Littlestown Glenn Guiles Sue Breech New Oxford guest Janet Robinson and Williamsport BS and Kenneth Matthews York North Hills Junior High. Selections include Sing Aloud to God Our Strength The Water Is Wide Amazing Grace Aspenglow Shenandoah Costa Brava Festive Overture Grand March and A Day Without You. Tickets at the door. concert open to the public.
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Adams County
Biglerville high school
C. William Settle
Steven Bowman
Biglersville
David Dietz
Matthew Rosendahl
Bermudian Springs
Deb Pollard
Delore
David Jost
Fairfield
Benjamin Jones
Theodore Gilbert
Gettysburg
Barry Wareham
Thomas Kittinger
Littlestown
Glenn Guiles
Sue Breech
New Oxford
Janet Robinson
Williamsport Area High School
Mansfield State College
Kenneth Matthews
North Hills Junior High School
York
Indiana universitiy
Penn State
Amazing Grace
Aspenglow
Shenandoah
Grand Marshall
Long View Estates sewage plan heard by county board
Adams County Planning Commission reviewed plans for a 115 ton Long View Estates sewage system in Cumberland Tap. Options include tying into the Cumberland Township sewer line or two interim plants with outflow to Rock Creek. approval to refer to DER with conditions to connect both parts to a single system. Also approved a Buford Avenue lot subdivision combining a former Esso site and a corporate lot for a fast food one deed.
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Adams County Planning Commission
Long View Estates
Cumberland Tap
Cumberland
Rock Creek
John S. Callenbach
Department of Environmental Resources
DER
Robert Teeter
Buford Ave
Esso
Norman Myers
ers scare
Corporate Life Insurance
Callenbach
Cailenbach
danary
Township Officials oppose newly enacted ethics law
Adams County Township Officials Association at their annual Cashtown meeting urged amendments to Act 170 about public official disclosures. about 100 officials, including supervisors and tax collectors, voted to push lawmakers in Harrisburg for changes limiting disclosures to officials earning more than 15 dollars from public coffers.
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Adams County Township Officials Association
Cashtown
Harrisburg
Gilbert Longwell Jr
Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors
Local Weather Update for Wednesday Ingh
Ingh reports a morning briefing with rainfall expected from 11 30 a.m. Today, with a 1 4a an time note. Rainfall is predicted to occur in scattered showers across areas.
Re Elect Gene Williams President of County Two
Gene Williams re elected president of the Adams County Association of Township Officials at a Wednesday meeting in Cosntown Fire Hall. The group named officers including Mrs. George Stambaugh secretary and Emery Sibert first vice president George Black second vice president and Russell Kennedy treasurer. They adopted a resolution opposing state disclosure of financial sources by local officials and heard from officials about budgeting and plans for the Adams County SPCA facility opening April 1 with a 35 600 annual budget and funding from contributions and per capita municipal and membership support.
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Gene R. Williams
Orrianna RB
board of supervisors
Franklin Twp
Adams County Association of Township Supervisors
association
George P. Stambaugh
Gene St Williams
Franklin Township
Adams County Association of
Cosntown
George Stambaugh
Huntington Township
Emery Sibert
Straban Township
George Black
Meralen Township
Russell Kennedy
Latamore Township
Lee Beniz
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Join Anstadt
eastern region
state Department of Transportation
William Coup
PennDOT
Gilbert Longwell Jr
Pennsylvania State Association of Towssimp
Oren Wilson
Adams County
SPCA
Institutional Dysfunction Impedes Black White Relations Tells Seminary
Maryland Congressman Parren J. Mitchell told a small Gettysburg Seminary gathering that economic and educational dysfunctioning in the United States blocks progress in black white relations. He cited an 11.5 percent black male unemployment rate versus 4 percent for white males, warned against rapid unemployment cuts, and urged more jobs while noting industry could run above 70 percent capacity to spur growth. Continued on Page 3.
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Parren Mitchell
Seminary
United States
Maryland
Parren J. Mitchell
Gettysburg Seminary
University of Maryland
Mitchell
America
hugh
Mary
Gettysburg Plans Four Douglas Fir Trees In Lincoln Square
Gettysburg begins Christmas preparations with four 18 foot Douglas Fir trees placed in Lincoln Square. Borough workers including Donald Shriver and Ralph Carey dig holes and set the trees. The Retail Merchants Association and Jaycees will decorate and illuminate the trees at noon Sunday. Santa Claus will arrive and switch on the lights Friday, Nov. 24 at 6 30 p.m. marking the season’s start.
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Lincoln Square
Donald Shriver
Ralph Carey
Fred Fissel
Clinton Weikert
M. Earl Kauffman
Garrett Mason
Gettysburg
Man Hurt In Car Bus Crash Near Littlestown
An unidentified man was treated at Hanover Hospital after his car rear-ended a Littlestown School District bus on Route 194 at the Midway Store. The car driver and a bus passenger sustained injuries, a fire unit reported minor damage in a separate on scene collision, and state police will file a full report.
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Hanover Hospital
Littlestown
Rt. 194
Midway
Littlestown Fire Co. ambulsance
Littlestown Alpha
Lilliestown
Mount Chorus Sets County Appearances and Concerts
Mount St Marys College Gleemen and Belles will perform in Gettysburg Littlestown and Frederick County venues. Concerts include Eisenhower Elementary School in Gettysburg, Mount concert at Frederick Shopping Center, Taneytown Kiwanis, and the Christmas Caxielien Concert at DeWall Chapel. Notable members from Gettysburg Waynesboro Minrstown Taneytown Westminster and Emmitsburg listed.
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Mt. St. Mary's College
Mary
Frederick
Taneytown Kiwanis
Frederick County
Gallare Mall
Mt. St. Mary's
De Wall
College Chapel
Shaum
Gettysburg area
Timothy Doyle
Joseph Dorie
East Nain St
Waynesboro
Michael Lawrence
F. Lawrence
North Oxford Ave
Minrystown
Marguerite M. Gorman
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