253 Farms In Feed Grain 63 Program Signups Grow
As of Wednesday February 27 Adams County had 233 farms signed up for the 1963 feed grain program. Total eligible farms are 2,289 with 4,004.6 acres of signed up diversion. Estimated payments total about 127576.08 dollars. County ASCS manager J Glen Miller urges prompt action to sign up and notes benefits from balancing supplies and strong price supports.
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Adams County
J. Glen Miller
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
ASCS
Miller
Filing Fees Set for Borough Ballot Access
The county election board announced filing fees for borough offices due to reclassification to sixth class. Auditors, justices of the peace, constables, and council members must pay $2, except in boroughs where councilmen are unpaid. Townships grant free filings. auditors at-large in mixed voting areas pay fees. Two Democrats, Hamilton Twp., filed: Harry J. Hoover for supervisor and John H. Haar for school director. Signups run through March 22.
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County Election Board
Hamilton Twp
Harry J. Hoover
New Oxford R. 1
John H. Haar
East Berlin Cubs Hold Banquet
East Berlin Cub Scout Pack 11 held its Blue and Gold banquet at Richard J. Gross VFW Post 06 for 21 Scouts and parents. Scoutmaster Frank Chronister and Assistant Arthur Myers led the program. den mothers and committee chair Robert Warner were named. Post commander Donald Sheffer and institutional representative Luther Smith urged support for Scout activities. Awards included Bobcat to Thomas Clingen Peel and First-Year Pin, Michael Shemon, Two-Year Pin and Lions Patch, Archie Hoke Jr. The group planned a hockey game trip to Hershey on March 16, departing the post at 6 PM.
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East Berlin
Richard J. Gross
VFW
Frank Chronister
Arthur Myers
Earl Bollinger
Achie Hoke
Myers
Robert Warner
Donald Sheffer
Luther Smith
Bobcat
Thomas Clingenpeel
Michael Shemon
Archie Hoke Jr
Hershey
Bermudian Springs Senior Wins Soroptimist Citizen Contest
Miss Joy R. Neidig, a senior at Bermudian Springs High School York Springs, won the Soroptimist Foundation Citizen's contest sponsored by Hanover Soroptimists Club. She received a $25 savings bond from Mrs. Vena Reber as Delance Catholic and Brenda Yost from South Western were among other senior winners at the ceremony.
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Joy R. Neidig
Bermudian Springs High School
York Springs
Soroptimist Foundation
Hanover Soroptimists Club
Neidig
Henry W. Neidig
Vena Reber
Delane Catholic
Jean Seymore
David Seymore
South Western
Brenda Yost
Claude Yost
Will Aid In York Program Promotes Kidney Health
York County announces an agreement with Abbottstown to support a kidney health program. The notice invites residents to seek information about kidney care products at local pharmacies, highlighting benefits and targeting common urinary and backache symptoms.
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Will Aid In
York
York County
Abbottstown
Pittsburgh Firm To Map Adams County
Adams County commissioners awarded a contract for aerial mapping to American Air Survey Inc of Pittsburgh for 3795 dollars. The work will provide scaled prints and enlarge village and land details not covered by earlier federal maps. Affected mileages increased county aid for nine boroughs and townships with a maintenance plan of 75 dollars monthly for a foster home for up to six children.
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Adams County
American Air Survey, Inc
Pittsburgh
Department of Agriculture
Big Hace Borough
York County
Population change affects county aid mileages listed
The townships show updated mileages used to calculate county aid from state liquid fuel funds. New mileages include Bendersville 1.5, Bonneauville 0.66, Conewago Two 11.71, Fairfield 1.04, Littlestown 6.31, McSherrystown 7.71, New Oxford 5.62, Straban 39.8, York Springs 6.5 miles. Mt Pleasant Two population rose from 1,768 to 1,900.
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Ichange
Bendersville
Bonneauville
Conewago
Fairfield
Littlestown
McSherrystown
New Oxford
Straban
York Springs
Mt Pleasant
SP Approves Split Season in 1963 Baseball League
The South Penn Baseball League will run in halves for the 1963 season with split champions facing off in a best of three series for the title. At a Sunday afternoon meeting at the American Legion home in Gettysburg, teams mostly return from last year. Taneytown plans a Tuesday meeting to decide its entry, with Mummasburg Cashtown Arendtsville Fairfield Gettysburg New Oxford Brushtown Harney Littlestown McSherrys Town and Bonneauville also in the fold.
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South Penn Baseball League
American Legion
Gettysburg
Taneytown
Taneytown Club
Bonneauville Budget Ready
The 1963 budget for Bonneauville will be available for inspection after March 8 at the secretary Mrs Marcia Staub's home. Miss Jean Miller presided in the absence of Francis E Staub Sr. Council debated police protection and advised 38 residents petitioning for removing the officer about the advantages of continued police services. Robert Krichten Brushtown league president led plans for the season at the Legion home after an 8 o'clock meeting.
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Bonneauville
Marcia Staub
Jean Miller
Francis E. Staub
Joseph Clabaugh
Pires
Robert Krichten
Brushtown
Legion
Borough elects officers and planning committee items listed
Petitioners will receive letters explaining officer duties and benefits. borough salaries stay at 1962 scale with treasurer at 2 percent of bills paid, min $100. Littlestown National Bank retained as depository. Planning committee proposals go to ordinance committee. county election board to be notified four councilmen and one auditor to four-year terms. fire company submits Staub Sr., Staub Jr., and Kenneth Noel as nominees.
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Littlestown National Bank
County Election Board
Fire Company
Francis Staub Sr
Francis Staub Jr
Kenneth Noel
Spangler Completes Five-Week Aircraft Maintenance Course
Pvt. Ronald C. Spangler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Spangler of East Berlin, completed a five-week basic aircraft maintenance course at the Aviation School, Fort Rucker, Alabama. He learned operation of military airfields and servicing of airplanes and helicopters. The 19 year old enlisted in October 1962, trained at Fort Jackson, and is a 1961 Bermudian Springs High School graduate who also attended York Junior College.
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Ronald C. Spangler
Charles L. Spangler
East Berlin
Aviation School
Fort Rucker
Ala
Spangler
Fort Jackson
C. Spangler
Bermudian Springs High School
York Junior Colege
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