Fire Destroys Hemlock Inn At Narrows Distance
A 150000 fire leveled the Hemlock Inn two miles west of Arendisville on Route 234 early today. Firefighters from Arendisville with aid from Biglerville and Cashtown fought a 70 by 32 foot wooden frame blaze reaching 200 feet high, with investigators considering a faulty bug lamp as the likely cause. Authority figures report possible arson not ruled out. samples go to Harrisburg for analysis. Owner Robert Eicholtz weighs rebuilding as the structure, atop mountain land, was built in the 1930s near aHemlocks forest.
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Hemlock
Narrows
Arendisville
Biglerville
Cashtown
Elliott Schlosser
Robert Eichoiz
Eicholtz
Samuel M. Eicholtz
Charles Eicholz
Spangier
Victor Eliott
Adams County
John W. Murren
Schlosser
Murren
State Police Laboratory
Harrisburg
Fideliz
Hospital seeks community input for Archer care plans
At a public meeting Warner County Hospital officials led by William Myers urged residents to share ideas. The discussion touched on hospital ownership, entrance changes from Washington Street, staffing, lab costs, and a 24 percent rise in care expenses as part of planning by the administration, with a meeting scheduled for October 16.
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Warner
archer Hospital
William Myers
tee hospital
Washington St
cochairman
Ann Weiker
Stalismith presmeeting of
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Adams County Public Library Receives United Way Support
The Adams County Public Library served 1.00 countians last year, up 26 percent, funded by United Way. The library operates the main facility and a bookmobile, offers school programs, homebound services, nursing homes, and senior meal support at little to no charge. It is among 16 agencies sharing in current United Way fundraising.
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Adams Count
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Adams Colled Way Staff Campaign Update
The Adams Colled Way staff reports $37,100 raised to date in the current campaign, with 3371 noted so far. The total is 2 percent ahead of the same period last year.
CETA probe finds no irregularities in Adams County
State labor department says no irregularities found so far in a statewide CETA summer youth program probe begun after a Bradford County complaint. The investigation covers 22 balance of state counties with Adams included for its extensive CETA offerings. About 205 local youths from disadvantaged lanes in Adams were placed at 46 nonprofit sites for a nine week program. Youths ranged from 14 to 21 years old.
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state Department of Labor and Industry
CETA
Adams Couny
Rudy Magagna
State Manpower Services Council
Labor and Indusion department
Harrisburg
Adams
Pennsylvania
Magasna
Bradford County
Jean Odum
South Central Community Action Agency
iSCAAPi
Tyrone Township Drafts Zoning Plan With Agricultural Focus
Robert G. Decker of Engineering & Associated Design Services outlined four zoning types for Tyrone Township at a public meeting held at the Heidersburg Fire Hall. Active agricultural zones would be basic, with provisions for a forested inactive zone and limited residential and commercial industrial zones. Decker emphasized restricting other uses to protect primary agricultural use while allowing some compatible developments. Public input will shape a zoning ordinance, with follow up hearings planned and continued coverage on Page 2.
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Tyrone Township
Robert G. Decker
Engineering & Associated Design Services
Altoona
Heidersburg
Decker
Graii
NPS Architect Seeks Lincoln Square Walking Mall Concept
National Park Service Mid Atlantic Region historian Magaziner outlined a walking mall plan for Lincoln Square Gettysburg and adjacent streets at the HGAC dinner. He proposed closing blocks of Baltimore York Chambersburg and Carlisle Streets and restoring facades, with jitney shuttles from nearby parking, but stressed need for studies before any action.
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MARY E. FOLEEMER
Henry J. Magaziner
Lincoln Square
Gettysburg
Gettysboro
Adams County
HGAC
National Park Service
Mid- Atlantic
Magaziner
Sheraton Inn
center square
Baltimore
York and
Cham
Mid-Atlantic
Gettysberg
Robert Monahan Jr
James Tipton
Adams County Inc
Times
Bendersville Council Tightens Bicycle and Traffic Rules
Bendersville Borough Council directed police to enforce stop sign compliance and bicycle traffic laws after complaints of sidewalk riding. Parents urged to teach bike safety. Also discussed storm sewer funding, library donation, officer pay raise, and local workshop dates with attendance planned.
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Bendersville
Main St
Harrisburg
Adams Public Library
Cooperative Extension Service
Lloyd Bream
Stanley Lupp
Maynard Gochenour
Littlestown Keeps Paper Burning Rule In Place
Littlestown borough council voted to retain the ordinance allowing only burning of paper products during daylight hours. They discussed possible changes but felt the current rule prevents confusion and addresses illegal burning at the sewer plant. The secretary will seek dumpsters to remove burning materials and the fire department asked to move voting to the TAC room to avoid fire-call confusion.
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Littlestown
Renaissance Band Opens Adams County Concert Series
The New York Renaissance Band, an 11 member group playing 30 instruments from Renaissance and medieval times, starts Adams County Community Concerts this season on October 28. Dr Nanamaker from Getts Music describes the instrument range and performance context, noting lute as central and the use of reed and wind instruments in intimate hallless venues.
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Adams
County
Nanamaker
Getts Music Department
N.Y
Adams County
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