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Gettysburg Times

Location

Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1978

Page

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Overheated Wax War Ignites $200000 Gettysburg Fire

A fire at Oxford Container Corp in Gettysburg rear Adams Hanover Sheltered Workshop damaged 160 by 60 foot concrete plant. Flames leaped from a wax vat setup to the roof as skylights shattered from the heat. Fire officials probe the cause while production remains curtailed.

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Donald Rebert Dies Thursday

Donald Rebert of 27 Rahim Street, a former Gettisburg borough councilman, died Thursday evening at Bethesda Health. He first served from January 2, 1954, a four year term, and was reelected until resigning in 1959 due to work schedule. He returned January 1972 for another four year term and resigned in September 1981 for health reasons. He served as Third Ward liaison with the Recreation Board and supported the Steimwehr Avenue beautification. A World War II veteran, he worked for Shenfi Bernard V Killer milk hauling and Adams Counts Novelty Co. He was a member of the American Legion. Continued on Page 2.

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Gettysburg Round Table to Mark Historic Sycamore Tree

The Gettysburg Civil War Round Table will place a plaque Saturday at 1 PM at the Bathmore Street sycamore tree entrance to Gettysburg High School grounds. The tree, seen by Lincoln on his way to the cemetery dedication, is one of the few surviving living links to that era with photographs from the period. Sebastian Hafer will MC. Rev Dr MacAskill will give the invocation. Roger Mulien and Loren Shunz will speak on Civil War notes and local history. James Gets or Dr Curtis will portray Lincoln. Dr Beach will give brief remarks and the ceremony closes with a benediction.

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Detour on Mummasburg Road for Rail Crossing Work

A section of Mummasburg Road about half a mile northwest of Gettysburg will close dawn to dusk Saturday November 17 for railroad crossing repairs. The Gettysburg Railroad will rebuild a one track grade crossing. A detour will be posted via Carlisle Road and Heirs Ridge Road, with about five miles distance and an estimated one day to complete. Mummasburg Road in Cumberland handles about 1,300 vehicles per day.

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Torch Club Here Among The Top 15 Members Named

The Torch Club of Gettysburg Adams County was listed as one of the top fifteen clubs in the United States and Canada. Othmar Carli Austrian born artist spoke on camouflage in nature, military, and art, illustrating with pictures. President John Phillips presided at a dinner meeting at the YWCA Lincoln Square. new members were introduced and Dr Car was announced resigned.

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Personal Income Rises 1.2 Percent in October

Washington AP report notes a 1.2 percent rise in total personal income for Americans in October as Commerce Department data show continued economic growth despite limited job gains. The increase follows a 13 percent July surge and signals ongoing expansion in the economy.

WASHINGTON Commerce Department

State Police Rush To Crash Scene At Route 9 And 234

Police rushed to the intersection of Routes 9 and 234 after a car struck a wall pole in a shorty afternoon crash. Witnesses reported a body lying in the road as authorities secured the scene and began investigations.

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Adams County Courthouse set for pre final inspection

Architect Harold Frederick fixed November 28 as the pre final inspection date for the Adams County Coin House, despite contractor Lambert & Intreri claiming readiness by next Tuesday. Frederick said closer completion is better and noted ongoing work in courtrooms boiler room and parking lots with some electrical and telephone tasks. Deliveries from Reliable Office Equipment may be delayed a week. The pre final will be conducted by county commissioners, contractors, the consulting firm Fitson Minnich, an industry rep, and county supervisor Wayne Cluck, with final inspections possible in one to two weeks.

Adams County Coin House Harold Frederick Frederick Lambert & Intreri Harrisburg Michael intreri Tfwe Intrem Sai Fitson- Minnich Department of Labor and Industry Wayne Cluck Cluck

College Orchestra Concert Sunday at Chris Chapel

The Gettssburg College Orchestra presents its annual fall concert on Sunday at 3 pm in Chris Chapel on the college campus. Soloists from Potomac Symphony Orchestra of Hagerstown Maryland, Charles Grab, Robert Grab, and Gregory Shook join for Bach and Telemann works, plus Haydn Symphony No 26. Directed by Dr Norman K Nanamaker. The event is free and open to the public.

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Local Weather Report Snapshot

Thursday's high forecast and this morning's low around 12 degrees. The day shows a 83 hour morning reading with rainfall measured at 0.1 inch.

Cole's Lead In Race Cut To 158 In Adams County

Republican Cole's margin over Mou in the 91st district recount narrowed to 158 votes as 14 disputed ballots remained unresolved. Gregory Harvey filed a county court appeal over two ballots in Biglerville and Bonreauville, seeking reversal of officials' voiding decisions. Results show Cole edging closer despite shifts from vote corrections in Franklin No 1 and Gettysburg Ware 3 Precinct 2, with rulings pending on 34 disputed ballots across six districts.

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Adams County Magisterial Redistricting Plan Filed

A plan to shrink Adams County magisterial districts from five to four has been filed in Gettysburg and will be open for public inspection until December 4. Objections must be filed with the prothonotary’s office by 9 a.m. that day. Initiated by Judge Oscar F. Spicer after the resignation of Magistrate Carroll T. Khimk, the new First District will cover Gettysburg Borough Cumberland Township Streban Township and Meroy Township with Donald G. Weaver serving. The current First District includes Cumberland and Butler Townships Gettysburg Borough and Biglerville Borough.

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Noose Invites Ladies To Its Class Ritual

The Gettysburg Moose lodge plans a class enrollment Saturday evening at 7 to mark its second anniversary. Governor Bradley F. Morereck noted past governors and charter members are invited along with all members. The enrollment program will be presented by the Gettysburg Lodge Ritual Team at the lodge on York Street.

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Warner Board Okays Plan And A New Position

Members of the Amie M. Warner Hospital board approved a development plan and created an administrative position at their meeting Thursday night. The plan, prepared by Health Planning and Development of Princeton NJ, envisages improvements to the hospital’s physical plant. The board will have Ernst and Ernst begin a financial feasibility study and Health Planning will assist administrator William D. Myers in developing a certificate of need for the regional planning agency. The new administrator will be titled director of support services and will serve as an administrative assistant to Myers while directing operations of certain hospital apartments.

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Civil War Uniformed Men to Parade for GAR Remembrance Day

About 600 Civil War era troops will participate in the 2nd annual Grand Army of the Republic Remembrance Day in Gettysburg Saturday. The event includes a 2:30 pm march from Recreation Park to Steinwehr Avenue, wreath laying at the Sibert Woolson monument, and a 3 pm ceremony at Ziegler's Grove, with Judge John A. MacPhail as speaker and Col Norman R. Farman guiding ceremonies. The Lancaster Fencibles and New Jersey Brigade units will provide color guards and music.

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