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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1964

Page

7

Paul Lerew Named Head Of Bermudian Springs School Board

The Bermudian Springs Joint School Board elects Paul Lerew Latimore Twp president to succeed Clay Snyder with Richard Hoffman Reading Twp as vice president. Spangler East Berlin chaired the election. The board discusses athletics budgets and accreditation, approves equipment reconditioning, and reviews cafeteria earnings against expenses.

Bermudian Springs Paul Lerew Latimore Twp Clay Snyder Richard Hoffman Reading Twp Charles Spangler East Berlin Richard O. Riggs Charles L. Spangler Huntington Twp Clay R. Snyder Joel H. Zepp Carl D. Wagner Paul B. Lerew Reading Gerald M. Ebersole Richard E. Hoffman York Springsborough Albert S. Townsend William M. Lehman Blue Mountain Football League Olympic Reconditioning Company Thanks Board

Richard Topper Charged With Suspended License Driving

Richard Topper, 21, Hanover, was jailed Monday night on a charge of driving while license suspended, brought by state police.

Richard Topper Hanover

515 Members Goal Of Farmers In 65

Adams County Farmers Association plans a January 20 membership drive with a goal of 515. John R. Pitzer of Aspers leads the membership committee, and President Charles Lott named national and state legislative panels alongside the campaign group.

Adams County Farmers Association John R. Pitzer Aspers Charles Lott Pitzer Stuart Lucabaugh Hamilton Berwick Conewago James Behney Latimore Huntington William Fissel Union Germany Mt. Joy Fred Leas Reading Thomas Dolley Hamiltonban Highland, Freedom Liberty Oxford Mt. Pleasant Robert Whiteford Howard Waybright Cumberland and Straban Cameron Garretson Butler Menallen Tyrone John Bream Jr Franklin E. A. Robert Littlestown National Legislative Committee Lucabaugh Melvin Worley York Springs R. 1 Norman Blocher

New Oxford Lions Hold Last Meeting of 1964

New Oxford Lions Club gathered at Lincolnview Restaurant last evening but no program was planned due to an orange car arrival in Center Square. Members were asked to return to the square to assist in the orange sale, and each brought a toy for the Kiddies party. The first 1965 meeting is set for January 13 with William Stock in charge.

New Oxford Lions Club Lincolnview Center Square William Stock Civic Improvement Committee

Sleighter Elected Thal ETV Council for First Month

High school principal Selon F. Dockey reports rising library use with more reference book circulation. He notes teachers bring entire classes for research and that three seniors earned early college acceptances including a full Duke University scholarship. Over seven years 150 New Oxford grads entered 41 colleges with few leaving for failures. Colleges attended include Penn State Gettysburg Duke Georgetown Penn University Michigan State MIT Haverford Susquehanna Maryland Southern Cal American University and others. One student declined Harvard admission last year.

Thal Etv Council Selon F. Dockey Duke University Oxford Penn State Gettysburg Duke Georgetown University of Pennsylvania Michigan State MIT Haverford Susquehanna University of Maryland Southern California American University Harvard

Adams County Holstein Association Receives State Honor

The Adams County Holstein Association earned a pewter pitcher for third place in state membership growth, enrolling 27 members to reach 117. State Director Earl Noel presented the award at a board meeting in the county extension office. Committee members and a twilight meeting were named, with the membership drive set to begin December 30.

Adams County Holstein Association Earl Noel McSherrystown Baltimore St Wade Brown Tour Robert Whiteford New Oxford R. 2 Melvin Durboran Gettysburg R. D Adam Lobaugh Aspers Twilight Meeting Robert Gitt Littlestown R. D Kermit Zeigler East Berlin Henry Pennings

Directors Meet at Homes Begin at Wade Brown Then Earl Noel

A directors meeting convenes at Wade Brown's home and will conclude February 3 with a session at Earl Noel's residence. noting the two locations and the fixed end date.

Wade Brown Earl Noel

Ox ford school gains favorable views and new math program

Elementary principal D Glenn Shupp reports parents moving into the area praise the New Oxford system for its facilities and curriculum. Hash announces a county in service trained modern mathematics class for elementary and high school teachers starting next year. Board approves bills totaling 43118.44 including 3815 for Hanover Construction on road repairs. Treasurer shows 410478.04 receipts and 313346.22 expenditures with a balance of 87131.82. President Haar chairs before Wildasin election of officers.

D. Glenn Shupp New Oxford Hash Hanover Construction Company Haar Wildasin

Auto Collision Injures Five East of New Oxford

Five persons were injured and $800 in damage resulted when two cars collided on the Lincoln Highway east of New Oxford at 11 46 Monday morning. Ellsworth Cox 53 of Lancaster tried to turn left into the path of Milton Short 46 of Shippensburg R 3. Injured were Milton Short Marion Heckman 19 Terry Heckman 3 Betty Updegraf t and Bonnie Short with bruises to various body parts.

New Oxford Lincoln Highway Ellsworth Cox Lancaster Milton Short Shippensburg R. 3 Marion Heckman Fayetteville R Terry Heckman Betty Updegroft Bonnie Short

Tractor-Trailer Crash Damages Gettysburg Home

A tractor trailer loaded with merchandise crashed into a Gettysburg home injuring no one. Mrs Boose and her daughter were indoors with her father-in-law leaving moments before. A 1845 cast-iron stove and antique glassware were damaged along with a built-in cupboard full of heirloom pieces.

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