New Oxford Local Items Highlights Community Events
Community notices from New Oxford include a Homemakers meeting on February 13 at 7 30 p m withMeals in Minutes led by Mrs Grove. Queen of Hearts Dance February 14 at the American Legion Home funds aid Area School for mentally retarded children. National items cover military promotions and assignments.
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New Chester
Charles Grove
New Oxford R. 2
Grove
Earl Klunk
New Oxford R. 1
Nelson Stauffer
Anna Green
Walkersville
J. E. C. Miller
Lincolnway West
Sara Smeltz
Hanover St
New Oxford
Queen of Hearts
Venture Club of
Hanover
American Legion
Area School
Clefmen Quintet
New York
Lincoln Bus Lines
N O Budget Shows Sewer and Highway Funds But Budget Open
The budget projects sewer revenue of 521,169.05 with 541,350 from rents 3450 in fees and 4500 state aid plus a 5,969.05 balance totaling 521,169.05 Expenditures total 51,187.80 including 34500 to the authority 5012.80 transfer to water fund 5000 capital outlay and salaries and utilities. Highway fund shows 730.33 balance and 4122.01 from the state motor license fund totaling 4,852.34 with expenditures of 690 4000 and 200 for supplies leaving 52.34. Open budget until March meeting for final adoption and possible changes.
Borough Budget Plans Hiring of Part-Time Officer
Finance chairman C. P. Keefer said the 1964 budget is higher than last year with $4,000 set to hire a part-time policeman if approved and another $4,000 earmarked for a truck. The council noted complaints about dogs running loose and instructed the secretary to inform residents.
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C. P. Keefer
Council Inaction Delays Committees as Resignations Reported
District dog law officer Martin B Sheets is urged to handle complaints. Council delays appointing standing committees due to Paul Wagner's resignation not being possible to address, with meeting business held over. New Oxford Industrial Development Corp annexation remains tabled. Chamber of Commerce invites members to annual open meeting. Bills approved total 675.99 borough and 839 sewer-water. snow removal costs 414.50. Attendees listed include Fred Klunk, C E Edwards, C P Keefer, R Poist, C Brashears, V Lingg, H A Jones, Mayor Staub, and attorney Oscar Spicer.
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Martin B Sheets
S. Lee St
York
Paul Wagner
Wagner
Kliunk
New Oxford Industrial Development Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Fred Klunk
Charles Edwards
C. P. Keefer
Robert Poist
Charles Brashears
Vesta Lingg
H. A. Jones
Leon McSherry
L. C. Bevenour
Guy Staub
Oscar Spicer
Birthday Party Honors Blanche Flickinger and Daughter
A double birthday party was hosted Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Charles King home in East Berlin. Guests included Blanche Flickinger Gardners R D and her daughter Mrs Elmer Livingston East Berlin R D along with numerous relatives and neighbors from East Berlin Hanover York Springs and Gardners.
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Charles King
Abbottstown St
East Berlin
Blanche Flickinger
Gardners R.D
Elmer Livingston
R.D
Ira Lobaugh
Glenn Klinedinst
Wayne
Carl
Joan
York Springs
Larry
Frank Krug
Jay and Jeffrey
Hanover
Catherine Feeser
York
Russell Lobaugh
Gardners
Lillie Detter
Anna Zumbrum
NOHS Activities Include Sports Wins and College Exams
NOHS students take part in a state wide physics exam at Dickinson College with results sent to chosen colleges and scholarships for winners. The Harlem Astronauts vs New Oxford All Stars game tickets go on sale with discounts for students. Faculty discussed group insurance with expert James Golden. The NOHS Colonials beat Greencastle 81 73 on their floor. Weibley’s wrestling team won scrimmages and beat Chambersburg 33 24. Alice Alwine will attend the Southern District Band Festival at Solanco High School and plays flute. A movie The Pathfinders entertained the student body and a Civil Defense film on bomb shelters was shown.
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William Garrett
Clark Feiser
Dickinson College
Harlem Astronauts
New Oxford
Nohs Colonials
Greencastle
Blue Devils
Alice Alwine
NOHS
Solanco High School
Liberty Lives Through the Newspaper Power
A brief meditation on media as a tool of democratic power. The piece emphasizes the press as a public forum upholding liberty and citizen influence in governance.
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Liberty
January Temperature Records Set in Adams County
Adams County notes the most normal January in three years with average temp 30.48 degrees, 2.22 degrees below normal. Measurable precipitation reached 1.6 inches with 9 days of snow or rain, and monthly highs averaged 39.87 while lows averaged 21.09.
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Adams County
Sheely Named Acting Chief Assessor by County Board
John Sheely of Abbottstown R. 1 was appointed in January to the county assessment office staff and was named acting chief assessor by the county commissioners at their Tuesday meeting in the courthouse. The session included a review of the county home and jail facilities and an inspection of the old county home buildings to assess their condition.
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John Sheely
Abbottstown R. 1
County Assessment Office
Record Snowfall Totals Push County Schools to Closures
In January a foot of snow arrived on the 12th and 13th forcing county schools to close for two days and some for three. The month brought the season total to 26 inches while last January had seven inches and 1961 set a record with 23 inches. January 1962 saw only an inch and a half.
County planners study zoning laws for Adams County
Charles Heagee and Jack Dunn planning technicians for the Bureau of Community Development and Fred W. La Bastille of Ebasco Services outlined county wide planning and zoning work. Cost of surveys for Adams County would be about 50 000 dollars. Commissioners will attend a Southcentral Pennsylvania District County Commissioners Association meeting Monday in Huntingdon with Clerk M Hardy Nichols.
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Charles Heagee
Jack Dunn
Bureau of Community Development
Department of Commerce
Fred W. la Bastille
New York City
Ebasco Services
Ebasco
Adams
Southcentral Pennsylvania District County Commissioners’ Association
Huntingdon
M. Hardy Nichols
Protein rich low calorie foods for aging adults
Louise Hamilton of Penn State extension nutrition stresses that aging individuals require as much protein and micronutrients as when younger, but with fewer calories. She cites skim milk and lean meats as examples of foods delivering protein minerals and vitamins with lower energy.
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Louise Hamilton
Penn State Extension
Hampton Notes and Local Visit Tidings
Hampton residents share Sunday visits as William Zentz and Mrs Zentz call on Glenn Jacobs in Reading Two. F J Essick at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital York is noted as improving. Debbie Cookerly, seven, returns to school after fracturing her arm on January 24 when she darted in front of a car driven by Robert Reeder, a Bermudian Springs School teacher, near her Hampton Hotel home.
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William Zentz
Thurmont
Glenn Jacobs
F. J. Essick
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
York
Debbie Cookerly
Fred Cookerly
Hampton Hotel
Robert Reeder
Bermudian Springs School
Poultry and Produce Markets Featured In Trade Listing
A brief catalog lists poultry fish eggs and assorted fruits vegetables and fresh juices highlighting local market offerings and product categories for buyers and vendors.
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Harry S. Smith
25Th Infantry Division
2D Brigade
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New Oxford High
N. O. Budget
Cross
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Abbottstown, Pa
P.M
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Dennis R. Wetzel
Melrose
OLD Mill
Center Square
P.S
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Jeanette Raber
National Education Association
Pennsylvania School Educators Association
James Golden
Mr. Weibley
Littlestown
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George's
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OS Tay
Name Sheely
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