Bermudian Hi Graduates 43 Sunday Night
Dr E M Nuss urged Bermudian Springs High School graduates to keep individual freedom and think freely as 43 seniors received diplomas at a Sunday evening bac calaureate commence ment in the school auditorium Nearly 900 attendees heard the Western Maryland College educator stress the need to resist conformity and pursue creative education Six scholarship awards totaling 8500 were announced by the Citizens Scholarship Foundation with recipients including Samuel Bricker Shirley Corman Linda Hinkle Barbara Miller Cheryl der and David Bricker Supervising Principal Amos D Meyers led the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Nuss
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Bermudian Springs High School
Dr. Nuss
Susan Bricker
Shippensburg State College
Joy Neidig
Alfred Billett
Citizens’ Scholarship Foundation
27 Graduate At N O Parochial
The Immaculate Conception School in New Oxford graduated 27 students led by George Brashears and Francis Gebhart. Mary Ann Groft received a Rosary Society award of four dollars for excellence in religion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Immaculate Conception School
New Oxford
George Brashears
Francis Gebhart
John Golf
Charles Hockensmith
James Kuhn
Matthew Kuhn
John Landis
Bernard Noel
Michael Orndorff
Stephen Shrader
Thomas Shrader
David Staub
Patrick Staub
Paul Staub
Bernard Todt
Paulette Berkheimer
Margaret Groft
Mary Ann Groft
Stephanie Groft
Lois Over
York Kennel Club Show Set for June Sixteenth at Memorial Stadium
The York Kennel Club announces a dog show at York Memorial Stadium on Sunday June 16 with obedience judging starting at 1 30 a m and entries accepted from 10 30 a m Confirmation judging begins at noon all judged by noted breeders and fanciers nearby. Also Adams County court approves several estate distributions including sums to Adams County National Bank J F Yake Jr executor $2564 36 and others. A Lincoln Speedway event features the Baltimore Sky Divers free fall exhibition Saturday night with admission pricing unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Kennel Club
York Memorial Stadium
Adams County
Adams County National Bank
J. F. Yake Jr
Joseph F. Staub
Bonneaiville
Edgar L. Bolin
Myrtle Bolin
MecSherrystown
Lloyd C. Bentz
Joseph F. Davidson
Emma S Bushey
Wiseman is Promoted to Navy Lieutenant Junior Grade
Donald L. Wiseman son of Mr and Mrs Oda Wiseman Abbotts Town R D promoted to Lieutenant junior grade in the US Navy. He completed an 18 month Atlantic Fleet Oiler tour aboard USS Waccomo now serving as instructor at the U S Naval Officers Candidate School Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Wiseman
Oda Wiseman
Abbottstown
R. D
Wiseman
U.S. Naval Officer's Candidate School
Newport
R. ft
Gwendolyn Freed
New Oxford
Clay St
George Miller
Gettysburg
Norristown
N. J
Susan
Michael Miller
J. B. Hamme
Mary Stock
New Chester
John Budd
Betsy Budd
New Oxford Holds Memorial Day Rites Observed
New Oxford's Memorial Day services were held last Thursday evening with Charles Hash supervising principal of the New Oxford Area schools and an Air Force Reserve officer as speaker. A parade through town ended with military rites at Catholic Cemetery and New Oxford Cemetery followed by a program in the square led by Rev. John Eugle and Rev. Patrick OConnor. C. P. Keefer read Gettysburg Address as Brodbeck's band supplied music.
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New Oxford Memorial
New
Oxford cemetery
John Eugle
Patrick O'Connor
C. P. Keefer
Lincoln
Brodbecks band
Dover graduate Woon Kemper earns chemistry degree
Woon Kemper son of Mr and Mrs Maurice Kemper of 205 Gross Ave Dover graduated from ene College Briarcliff Manor on June 2 with a B S in Chemistry He has a graduate assistantship at Pennsylvania State University to pursue a Master s degree and is a Dover High School alumnus
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton F. Null
R. 1
Amos L. Mummert
Berlin Rd
R. L. Social Club
Livingston Shoe Factory
Adams County Fairgrounds
Pat O'Brien
Xavier University
Cincinnati
Ohio
Thomas O'Brien
S. Peters St
Adams County
Albert Rohrbaugh
Abbottstown R. 1
New Oxford
Henry Moore
Hanover R
Irishtown
Philip Nace
George Nelson
Harrisburg
Donald Rentze
New Oxford R. D
James W Herman
Sunset Ave
Mark Wesley
Theodore S Shull
Gettysburg
Straley
Carroll Shorb
Methodist Church
Himes
Lincolnway East
Harvey Parsons
Baltimore
Edna Spangler
Hanover
ene College
Briarcliff Manor
Woon Kemper
Maurice Kemper
Gross Ave
Dover
Vonnnie Wintermeyer
Etters R. D
Wayne
Pennsylvania State University
Dover High School
Adams Would Get $148,985 Under New Education Bill
Assemblyman Harry D. Ridinger reported that Adams County schools would receive an estimated 148,985.45 in state subsidies this year under House Bill 824, an administration proposal to boost local district aid as part of Gov Scranton’s education program. The bill would raise the base subsidy per teaching unit from 5,800 to 6,400 in 1963-64 and to 6,800 in 1964-65, with district allocations listed for Conewago Township through York Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Ridinger
Adams County
House of Representatives
William W. Scranton
Ridinger
Edwin D. Eshleman
Lancaster County
Evan S. Williams
Bradford County
John Hope Anderson
York County
Elisabeth S. Wynd
Wycoming County
Conewago
Cumberland
East Berlin
Fairfield
Franklin
Germany
Gettysburg
Hamiltonian
Highland
Huntington
Latimore
Liberty
Littlestown
Mt. Joy
Mt. Pleasant
New Oxford
Reading
Straban
Union
Upper Adams
York Springs
Motorist Injured in Hanover Rear-Impact Collision
Hanover police say dean A. Hilker 23 Hanover was treated for a sprained wrist after a car he operated was struck in the rear by Lavere R. Myers 49 New Oxford at 7 08 p m last Thursday. Damage to Myers car was 130 and to Hilker car 50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
dean A. Hilker
George FE. Thomassy
Third St
Lavere R. Myers
New Oxford R. 1
Myers
Hilker
Harry Moul Jr Heads Abbottstown Fire Company Election
Harry Moul Jr was elected president of the Abbottstown Fire Company at the annual election held Tuesday evening. He will serve with Lester Nickey Irvin Bollinger J Faber Wildasin and others as officers and committee members. The meeting covered finances bylaws and upcoming carnival plans for July 16 to 20 with 32 members in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Moul Jr
Abbottstown Fire Company
Moul
Lester Nickey
Irvin Bollinger
J. Faber Wildasin
Robert ‘Pagel
Lester Spangler
Harry Crawford
Wilmer Rodgers
Larry Leib
Carl Blicker
Don Wildasin
Wayne Spangler
Ken Crawford
Harold Emig
Don Crawford
chaiman
Mary Moul Jr
Homer Hafer Sr
Laverne Neff
Clair Smith
Harry Maul Jr
East Berlin News Notes and Local Happenings
Local items include SP/4 Kenneth K. Krout on 30 day leave in East Berlin, a York Memorial Osteopathic Hospital birth, 4 H club meetings with slides and strawberry festival, marriage license applications in York, upcoming father and son banquet, and Memorial Day and Rotary Club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth K. Krout
Germany
Karvin K. Krout
East Berlin
Richard Riggs
Jacobs Sr
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
York
Thomasville
Paradise
Holtzjschwamm
David W. Sherrer
Phillipsburg
N. J
Judith Arlene Hash
Donald R. Livingston Jr
Thomasville R. 1
Admire
Catherine M. Anderson
Smyrna
Del
Glenn Wrights
W. King St
Adams County Library Drive Surpasses Fifty Five Thousand
The Adams County Public Library campaign neared its $100000 goal by reaching over $55000 on Tuesday. Campaign chairman Dr Harry F Baughman praised county volunteers and educators for their support and urged industrial and commercial groups to continue soliciting donations. The drive's advanced gifts division is nearly complete and education supporters remain pivotal to reaching the target. Marriage licenses were also issued at Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams County
Harry F. Baughman
Sewer Water Rates Increased After Study in Oxford
Oxford residents face higher charges starting July 1 with backdated May 1 changes. A 1963 rate study by Borough Council engineers Tracy Engineers Inc triggered the shift to flat sewer charges for residential users and metered water billing, amid a municipal deficit of $5,873.28 for 1962-63. The minimum water charge rises from 3,000 to 6,000 gallons, affecting 76 percent of customers, while sewer bills switch to a $12.90 bi monthly flat rate for residential users and remaining commercial users stay metered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
ierease
borough council
Tracy Engineers Inc
action land
Tracy Greenland
Tracy Engineers
Holy Name Breakfast to Feature Ray Calabrese Speaker
The Holy Name Society of the Church of the Immaculate Conception New Oxford invites men to a 7:30 a.m. Mass and Communion on June 9 followed by a breakfast in the school hall. Ray Calabrese Diocesan union president for Holy Name Societies will be the main speaker. Austin Staub leads arrangements with parish ladies and eighth grade girls assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Calabrese
Diocesan Union of Holy Name Societies
Harrisburg
Holy Name Society
Church of the Immaculate Conception
New Oxford
Austin Staub
Calabrese
Holy Name Societies
WHLM
Bloomsburg
St. Joseph's Church
Berwick
American Cancer Society
John A. Staub
Form Bermudian High Athletic Association Meeting urged
York Springs and East Berlin residents are invited to a Bermudian Springs High School meeting this evening at 8 p.m. Coaches will discuss sports programs for the coming year and how an athletic association could support the activities. The event aims to gather community input for the formation of the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Springs
East Berlin
Bermudian Springs
Nu Ox Council awards curb work and refuse contract
The New Oxford borough council awarded two curb contracts to Ruhlman Bros. for South Peters Street at 1734.48 dollars and S Water Street at 1485 dollars, rejected other bids, renewed Adams Sanitation for two years at 150 dollars permit fee, with vote 4 to 1. The council also reported state health approval on Conozwago Creek pollution controls and approved 2079.51 dollars in current bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford borough
Ruhlman Bros
Spring Grove R
South Peters St
S. Water
Charles Brashears
Glenn Alwine
C. P. Keefer
Paul Wagner
H. A. Jones
H. S. Griffin
Brashears
Guy Staub
York Springs 4-H Club Holds Demonstration Session
The York Springs Community 4-H Club met at the elementary school for a demonstration on ABC of Demonstrations. Guests Barbara Johnson and Donald Bair spoke, Bermudian Springs 4-H Club attended, with 15 York Springs members and 12 Bermudian members. Four leaders attended along with five parents and three guests. A softball game between Bermudian and York Springs is set for June 16 at York Springs at 2 pm. Next meeting is June 8 at the elementary school from 7:30 to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York Springs
Barbara Johnson
Donald Bair
Bermudian Springs
Gerald Ebersole
Lloyd Spahr
Duane Duncan
Bermudian
Fire Breaks Out At Dover Home Caused By Overheated Motor
A fire at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Kerr in Dover RI caused no injuries or property loss. Fire Chief Daniel Hollerbush said an overheated motor started the blaze and Dover Fire Company extinguished it near Harmony Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kerr
Dover R. I
Harmony Grove
Dover Fire company
Daniel Hollerbush
Scouts Attend Order of Arrow Ordeal at Camp Conewago
The New Oxford Boy Scout Troop 43 members Michael Smith David Zinn John Goff and Paul Fxans will attend the spring ordeal ceremony of the Order of the Arrow at Camp Conewago this Friday Saturday and Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORDER OF ARROW
Michael Smith
David Zinn
John Goff
Paul Fxans
New Oxford Boy Scout Troop 43
Order of the Arrow
Camp Conewago
Hoyer Pupils To Hold Dance Exhibition
The annual Hoyer Pupils dance exhibition will be at Southwestern Junior-Senior High School on Monday June 10 at 7 45 p m The program features dances and songs performed by girls and boys with Mrs H Edgar Moul as the pianist Notable participants include Rebecca Slothour Kathy Beck Carla Rineman Susan Bish Barbara Frey Diane Bream and many others from the school community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna A. Hoyer
Southwestern
H. Edgar Moul
Rebecca Slothour
Kathy Beck
Carla Rineman
Susan Bish
Barbara Frey
Diane Bream
Lesa Slothour
Kimberly Leib
Carroll Slothour Jr
Sharon Swisher
Debbie Sites
Kathy Sites
Sonya Kay Duncan
Nancy Kennedy
Cindy Kline
Jill Kline
Debbie Staub
Helen Longanecker
Julie Krepps
Susan Richstine
Kelly Snyder
Bradley Snyder
Upper Pony Loop Begins Next Monday in 1963 season
Supervisor Wilson Wenk announced the Upper Adams Pony League will start its 1963 season on Monday, June 19, with six teams in action. Play runs Mondays and Thursdays through July 11, with makeup games the week of July 16 and playoffs the week of July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Wenk
Upper Adams Pony League
Bendersville Orioles
Tom Shields
Biglerville Red Legs
Dale Guise
Idaville Senators
Richard Tate
Arendtsville White Sox
John Stover
York Springs Giants
New Oxford Dodgers
Orioles
Senators
Dodgers
White Sox
Giants
Plan Custodians Institute June 14 at New Oxford High
Seventh annual school custodians workshop announced for Friday June 14 at New Oxford High School. Morning sessions cover electrical systems and equipment care with Kenneth W. Haslam of Cheltenham SD. afternoon talks by Harry F. Biesecker on lawns fields and athletic grounds. H Edgar Ruegle of Etysburg SD discusses employee relations. certificates awarded. Pulse Health Institute of PA Dept of Public Instruction assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oxford High School
Kenneth W. Haslam
Cheltenham
Harry F. Biesecker
Lincoln Way Nursery
Cashtown
H. Edgar Ruegle
ettysburg
Pulse Health Institute
state Department of Public Instruction
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Bermudian Hi
N.O. Parochial
Boy Scouts
tee
Adams
New Oxford Area
ibrary Drive
Outlook
Thomas Paul Dunchack
New Oxford R
Cecelia Elizabeth Klink
Ruhng
May
Charles Alwine
barman
Charles Slaybaugh
James Stock
Fred Klunk
John Menges
Holy Name Group
Bermudian Hi Athletic Ass’n
STobey's
TOBEY'S
Nu-Ox Council
Plan Custodians’ Institute
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