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New Oxford Item

Location

New Oxford, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1964

Page

6

Our Calendar Through the Ages and the Gregorian System

The article surveys time keeping from ancient Egyptian 12 month calendars to the Gregorian system. It explains leap years and the solar year, noting accuracy should extend to 2500 A.D. and pondering future calendar reforms.

College Grad Rate Tops U.S. Army Officers

A report indicates that about seventy percent of U S Army officers hold college degrees. The finding highlights the officer corps’ educational profile amid ongoing personnel discussions.

U.S. Army

Eight Point Program For Pay Education Outlined

County Superintendent M Francis Coulson urged an eight point plan to improve education in Adams County and Pennsylvania. He called for curriculum reviews teacher training written personnel policies and expanded public programs including vocational and adult education plus a more uniform tax base for schools. He warned of rising enrollment teacher shortages and the need to prepare citizens for a changing world. He emphasized continual evaluation of offerings and greater public understanding of the school program.

Pennsylvania Adams County M. Francis Coulson WGET Coulson Supt. Coulson Ices

Marine Lance Corporal Long Serves in Japan With E Company

Marine Lance Corporal Mark J. Long son of Mr and Mrs George H Long Gettysburg R 5 serves with Company E of the Marine Support Battalion at Naval Activity Kamiseya Japan. The company was recently awarded the station Iron Man Trophy for the best overall athletic record for the past year.

Mark J. Long George H. Long Gettysburg R. 5 Marine Support Battalion Naval Activity, Kamiseya Japan

Two Auto Crashes Investigated by State Police

Gettysburg substation investigated two Christmas Eve accidents with one injury. At East Berlin on W King Street a three-car crash injured Mrs. Evelyn Winand, with total damage listed at 1350 dollars. The Jacobs car and Gentzler vehicle sustained 250 and 300 dollars in damage respectively while the Winand auto suffered 500 dollars and was taken to Hanover Hospital. A second collision near York Springs caused 300 dollars in damage to each vehicle with no injuries.

Gettysburg Evelyn Winand East Berlin W. King St Winand Melvin L. Winand Jr Charles L. Gentzell Gerald Eugene Jacobs Gentzler Jacobs Jacobs Auto Winand Auto Hanover Hospital York Springs Myron Whytock Falls Church

Hoffman and Brodbeck Apply for Marriage Licenses

Wayne Michael Hoffman of Dover Route 2 and Jean Elizabeth Brodbeck of East Berlin have filed for marriage licenses at the Adams County clerk of courts office. They are listed as an applicant pairing in today's notice.

Adams County Clerk

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