Adams County 4-H Members to Attend Tuckahoe Encampment
More than 109 Adams County youths join nearly 300 from York Cumberland and Franklin counties at the 4-H encampment June 9 12 at Boy Scout Camp Tuckahoe near Dillsburg with Duane Duncan as camp director and Helen Tunison in charge of handicraft programs. Leaders include Mary Miller Ronald Shealer James Rohrbaugh and others from Adams County to oversee recreation and folk games.
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Adams County
York, Adams
Cumberland
Franklin
Tuckahoe
Dillsburg
Duane Duncan
Helen Tunison
Sheila Arnold
Sheila Arnold, Assistant County Extension Home
Mary Miller
New Oxford Agricultural 4-H Club
Harold Miller
New Oxford R
Ronald Shealer
Southern Adams Club
Leonard Shealer
Gettysburg R
James Rohrbaugh
Aaron Rohrbaugh
Littlestown
R 2
Folk Games
Rohrbaugh
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Diane Hawn
Bonneauville
Bermudian Springs High School Class of 19XX Exercises Honors
Valedictorian Marlin K. Stoner received the first Bermudian Springs Alumni Association award for scholarship character and citizenship. Harold Lupp and Sandra Miller won $300 and $250 Citizens Scholarship Foundation awards. Diplomas were presented by Paul B. Lerew with remarks by Amos D. Meyers and Rev. Ray Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marlin K. Stoner
William Coulson
Bermudian Springs High School
Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation
Harold Lupp
Bluffton College
Huntington
Ind
Sandra Miller
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
Jacob Stover
Heidlersburg UB
Nancy Decker
Dudley Wolf
Stoner
Merle
Confirmation class and church events at First Lutheran New Oxford
The First Lutheran Church New Oxford lists confirmation candidates led by Rev. Roderic N. Senft. It details sermons, acolytes, greeters, altar flowers, Holy Communion times, a strawberry festival with speaker Rev. Mervyn J. Ross, Vacation Bible School dates, choir rehearsals, and a church council meeting. The June schedule includes a June 3 council, June 10 festival, and June 13 communion services.
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First Lutheran Church
New Oxford
Joyce L. Alwine
Donna L. Billerbeck
Sharon R. Duttera
Shirley R. Duttera
Lana E. Leppo
Lyne C. Millar
Karen L. Stock
Pamela J. Stock
Jane M. Washburn
Paul E. Boose
Thomas M. Bross
Dan E. Diviney
Mitchell O. Diviney
Thomas A. Garber
Thomas A. Kennedy
Clyde Garber
C. S. Sponseller
Sponseller
Mervyn J. Ross
Friedens
Amos Little
Church World Center
New Windsor
Cen
Dont Forget Sermon At New Oxford Methodist Church
The Rev William Kennard preached Dont Forget at New Oxford Methodist Church Sunday morning. Flowers were placed by Mrs Abram Belt. A sacred and secular music program is set for Sunday evening at 7 30 in the church sanctuary with numerous soloists and choirs from local groups. The program emphasizes community participation and spiritual music.
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William Kennard
New Oxford
Bonnie Hensel
Wanda Leese
Camille Hersh
Robert McCarthy
Barbara Wentz
Bonnie
Linda Thomas
Fred Spalding
Brenda
Linda
Eugene Emerson
Joanne
Donna Rinehart
Laurie Saur
Sue Ann Storm
Nancy Kopp
Gregory Alwine
Elaine
John Shorb
Penny Kress
Linda Staub
Mirian Storm
Michael Crooks
Laura Estep
Lisa Kephart
Bonneauville Announces Annexation of Mt Pleasant Two Tracts
The borough of Bonneauville advertises an ordinance adopted May 25 by town council annexing two Mt Pleasant Twp tracts. One tract has about seven acres and the other more than 41 acres.
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Gettysburg Times
Bonneauville
Mt. Pleasant
Engagement of Alice Mayer and Donald Thompson
The engagement of Alice Catherine Mayer of Philadelphia to Donald E. Thompson of York is announced by her parents. A fall wedding is planned. The bride elect works for the Internal Revenue Service in Philadelphia. The groom elect is a 1960 graduate of Spring Grove Area High School and will graduate in June from Gettysburg College with a physics degree and in September from Penn State University Aerospace Engineering in a cooperative program.
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Alice Catherine Mayer
Roosevelt Blvd
Philadelphia
Donald E. Thompson
Carroll F. Thompson
W. Hoke St
York
East Berlin
Charles Meyer
Ancilla Domini Academy
Internal Revenue Service
Spring Grove Area Senior High School
Gettysburg College
Pennsylvania State University School of Aerospace Engineering
Ninth grade student wins Adams County Bar essay prize
John Oyler of Biglerville High School won first prize in the Adams County Bar Association annual essay contest with a piece on My Impressions of the Courthouse Tour. He receives $15 and advances to Pennsylvania Bar Association competition for a $250 prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Oyler
Biglerville High School
James R. Oyler
Biglerville R. 2
Adams County Bar Association
Oyler
Pennsylvania Bar Association
Donald G. Ovier
County Bar Association
Ovier
Atty
S. M. Raffensperger
Gerald R. Walmer
Bar Association Committee
Littlestown
New Oxford
Fairfield
Biglerville
Bermudian Springs
Gettysburg
Family Food Facts and Beef Outlook Summary
Weekend meat features keep prices near recent levels with beef cuts popular from round rump and sirloin tip and pork loin chops. Ground beef prices are reduced at many stores while regular meat prices show little change week to week. Beef prices may stay steady through the summer due to lighter cattle weights and fewer cattle on feed.
Farm Group Deliberates On New Farm Bill Provisions
Lower Adams Advisory Council met at Frey Brothers Farm Abbotts Town R 1 to discuss H R 7497. Stuart Lucabaugh warned the administration program would raise bread prices and fail to raise net income for Pennsylvania farmers. The talk noted the wheat program is not voluntary and would push producers toward participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower Adams Advisory Council
Frey Brothers
Abbottstown
R. 1
Pennsylvania
Stuart Lucabaugh
USDA
Lucabaugh
Littlestown and New Oxford high schools prize winners named
Robert Ritter of Littlestown High School won second prize and Karen Brinton of New Oxford High School earned third prize, receiving five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Ritter
Littlestown High School
Karen Brinton
New Oxford High School
Trip Planned by New Oxford Churches to World Service Center
Twenty nine people from three New Oxford churches plan a Saturday trip to the Church World Service Center in New Windsor Maryland. Sponsored by the New Oxford Council of United Churchwomen the group meets at 8 30 a m in the St Paul s United Church of Christ parking area and will have a low priced lunch at the center. They hope to see used clothing processed for shipment to areas in need following the local spring clothing drive conclusion earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford
Church World Service Center
New Windsor
Basil Brightens Tomato Based Stew
When tomato juice or canned tomatoes form the stew base basil enhances the flavor. The herb adds aromatic freshness and a subtle sweetness, balancing acidity and enriching the dish with a bright herbal note.
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John Schwartz
Mt. Joy Club
John W. Schwartz
Littlestown R. D
Joan Bowman
Sandhill 200
New Oxford Ag
Paul Bowman
McSherrystown
Larry Garland
James Garland
R. D
Terry Sterner
Mason Dixon Club
Glenn Sterner
Hanover R
Robert and
David Almoney
County Baby Beef Club
Glenn Almoney
Alfred Kammerer
Baby Beef Club
Richard Kammerer
Joanne Myers
Bonneauville Home Economics Club
Donald Myers
Bermudian
TWA
N. O. Lutheran Church News
N. O. Methodist Church Notes
Tual
Pennsylvania Synod
Christ Chapel
Senft
Harvey Bollinger
William Snyder
Jeanette Raber
Judy Henson
Stephanie Garber
Beverly Stock
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church
Hanover
Sarah Estep
Ethel Shorb
Edgar Millhimes
Mary Alice Nutter
Woody Miller
Nancy Aldridge
Richard J. Gross
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joseph J. Weaver
Theodore Pfeiffer
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Thompson—Mayer
Louvre
Andy Williams
John Hoyt
NBC News
Ann Sothern
John Cassavetes
Johnny Tremain
Ginger Rogers
Carol Lawrence
Donnelly Rhodes
Katherine Ross
Devil's Island
Humphrey Bogart
Aldo Ray
Peter Ustinov
Harry Guardino
Hastings
U.S
Mexico City
Atk
Oes
Codors & Miller
York Street
Oxford
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