County Board OKs Budgets for Districts
The county board approved district budgets showing Mt Pleasant’s shift due to merged funds and a slight overall drop. Special education costs for next year total 168,920 with 12,496 remaining in the fund as of May 31.
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Field Borough
Franklin
Germany
Hamiltonbun
Huntington
Latimore
Liberty
Littlestown
McSherrystown
Reading
York Springs
East Berlin
Mt. Pleasant
Vudget
Lower Adams
New Oxford
Robert Shafer
Biglerville
Basehore Insurance Agency
Sealed bids for school district property sale and estate matter
Sealed bids will be received by the Kermodian Syringes Joint School Board York Saeong Fa for the removal of two frame buildings on the East Her grounds and related property actions. Proposals must be submitted to the office of the Superintendent by 3:30 pm. An administrator's open date follows with probate details and instructions to claimants and potential heirs.
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York Saeong
Beenentarn Schee
Shatter family sells two properties in Hamiltonban and Abbottstown
In Hamiltonban Township, James Shatter of Fauhheld Route 1 sold property for 4 to Ronald E. and Roy P. Shatter of East Berlin Route 1 and Kenneth E. Shatter of Dove Route 4. In Abbottstown Borough, Mr. and Mrs. Mark H. Alwine sold a property for 1500 to Mr. and Mrs. James J. Howe of Hamilton Township.
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Jame.s Shatter
Fauhheld
Hamiltonban
Ronald E
Roy P. Shatter
East Berlin
Kenneth E Shatter
Dove
Wis
Mark H. Alwine
Abbottstown
James J. Howe
Hamilton
Marriage of Sandra Wolf to William Haverstick in East Berlin
Sandra Jane Wolf daughter of Norman G. Wolf of New Onford married William L. Haverstick at Trinity Lutheran Church East Berlin at 3 pm. Pastor Lester J Karschner of St John’s Abbottstown performed the double ring ceremony. The groom is grandson of Earl Haverstick of Abbottstown. Maid of honor were Bonnie Jacobs East Berlin Sara Kitzmiller New Oxford and Jill Polhemus Abbottstown.
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Sandra Jane Wolf
Norman G. Wolf
New Onford
R 1
William L. Haverstick
Trinity Lutheran
Couple From New Oxford Wed In Abbottstown Ceremony
Mischelle Edris of Thomasville and Kenneth Haverstick of Abbottstown married in Abbottstown with Kimberly Wolf and Gordon Wolf as attendants. About 225 guests attended the reception. The couple, both New Oxford High School graduates, plan a Pocono Mountains trip and residence in Abbottstown. The bride works for the Pennsylvania State Police in Harrisburg. the groom is employed at Bendix Corp.
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Mischelle Edris
Thomasville R
Kimberly Wolf
New Oxford R
Michael Wolf
Kenneth Haverstick
Abbottstown
Gordon Wolf
Jackie Lieb
Hanover R
Floyd Hoffman
East Berlin
Pocono Mountains
New Oxford High School
Pennsylvania State Police
Harrisburg
Bendix Corp
Couple Exchanges Nuptial Vows in Paradise Church
Carol Ann Houser and Thomasville R. J. Glenn Thomas were married Saturday afternoon at Paradise Union Church with Rev Carlton R. Howells officiating. Both graduates of the Spring Grove Joint District. Assistants listed as Mr and Mrs Richard L. Houser and Mr and Mrs Ellis Thomas of Spring Grove.
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Paradise
Holtzschwamm
Union Church
Carol Ann Houser
Richard L. Houser
Thomasville R. J
Bill Permits Ependitures For Engines
Township supervisors may now allocate funds for purchase of tire engines and may levy axes up to two mills to help pay for construc tion of fire houses. Adams County Volunteer Firemen's Association heard details from Bernard V. Miller Sr. about new governor signed bill permitting township expenditures. Preliminary plans were announced for the county firemen's convention August 12 at Conewago Two Elementary School Elm Ave Midway with Midway Fire Department host unit. Seventeen companies signed a proposed constitutional change to be considered at the August convention to permit a past service membership for men who
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Adams County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Greenmount
Bernard V. Miller Sr
Barlow Fire Company
Lawrence
Conewago Two
Elm Ave
Midway
Midway Fire Department
Bride and Bridegroom Wed At Spring Grove Plant
The bridegroom, a laboratory technican at P. H. Glatfelter Co. Spring Grove, and the bride, a stenographer at the same plant, married after a one week trip to Virginia and will reside at 82 Church St Spring Grove.
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Ior High School
P. H. Glatfelter Company
Spring Grove
Virginia
Church St
County fire association amends rules after dissolving hose company
The amendment addresses members of the county association who lose local company affiliation due to the dissolution of Reaser Hose Co. Many members have 20 or more years with the group and paid dues, but can only keep death benefits by joining another company, which is difficult for older members. President Eugene Long appointed auditors Harry Biesecker Charles Gulden and Eugene Noel, with the next quarterly meeting set for Hampton on October 2.
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Reaser Hose i Co
Eugene Long
Bonneauville
Harry Biesecker
Cashtown
Charles Gulden
Aspers
Eugene Noel
McSherrystown
Hampton
Feeding for Maximum Profit at SEPA Breeding Coop Meeting
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Artificial Breeding Cooperative plans a 7 pm meeting at Pines Church grove near New Chester. Al Kish and Arden Aughenbaugh of the Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn will demo the Caskey Calculator, an electronic device judging dairy cow efficiency in one minute by comparing feed costs and milk output. A daily judging contest with prizes will also be held. Local officials Earl Noel of McSherrystown and a York branch office manager will participate.
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Southeastern Pennsylvania
Pines Church
Rt, 394
New Chester
al Kish
Arden Aughenbaugh
Pennsylvania Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn
Adams County
Earl Noel
McSherrys
Town and York
SPARC reports to be presented by manager Bill Massy
Free Gairy treatments will be distributed at the conclusion of the program, with SPARC reports presented by manager Bill Massy.
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Nager
Bill Massy
SPARC
Gairy
CARE Mobile Clinics Reach Ten Countries In Year
CARE reports show a traveling health unit averaging 300 miles monthly, serving 2,500 individuals and teaching hygiene to 10,000 during the period. Funds from American donors underwrite the clinics, which travel with medical exams and health education. local agencies in each country staff and maintain the vehicles.
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Indiana State College
Cumberland County
Carol Reather Kiser
Gettysburg
Gettysburg College
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Adams County Motors
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South Mountain Fanghounds
Charles E Slaysbaugh
Nevin Frantz
Mushball
John Pitzer
J Faber ‘Wildasmin
Henry Waltman
Harry Baughe
Bernard Anthony
Dean L. Carey
Herbert L
Kohl Beos
Harrisburg CE
Melvin Benedict
New Oxford MA
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Francis E. Klink
North St
Mundis Supply CO
Dover. PA
William Albert Weikert Sr
New Orford
Adams
Pennsyhania
Register of Wills
Pennsylvania
Harriet
Weikert
Lincolnwar
Ronald J. Hagarman
Borough of
Pennewhana
Weloth
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Highaw & Raffenseerger
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Nawonal Bank
Bedltiwe Bettysberg
Penmyann Ham
Melvin J. Sheffer
Hanover
Haverstick
Clarence
Lough Prep
Hanover St
Millard H. Klunk
Zenith
E. Hanover Street
Hanover Street
Melrose
New Forest Park
Hanover, Pa
Gloria Spenser
Steelton
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Holy Chapel Bible Club
A. C. Meekins
Karvells
Chestnut Ridge Ramblers
Thomas—Houser
E. Market Street
York, Pa
Brady & McCadden
George F. Hockensmith
South St
S. Washington Street
County Association
Tn Fault
Reaser
R. W. Shaffer
N. Baltimore
Dillsburg
Firestone
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Loraine Salon
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Biglerville, Pa
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