The Gettysburg Times from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Wills Are Filed At Courthouse Several wills were entered THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6,1979 Mrs Betty Pitzer. county register and recorder Tne will of Rodnev A diea August 17. iames a aster. Estefla J. Krumrine Westminster.

executor 01 more than 550.000 estate bequeathed to seven Brothers and sisters The will of Viola M. Sachs, Gettysburg, who died July a. names a niece. Yvonne Fair. -Gettysburg 2 executrix of the $1.700 estate bequealed to relatives.

The will of Gary M. Hill 28 Gettysburg R. 6. who died July 28. names his wife, Virginia L.

Hill. Gettysburg R. 6 executrix and heiress of the more than $1.000 estate. The will of Jesse Baker. 33.

Haniiltonban who died July 29. names Ellis B. Wagaman Favetteville R- 2, and Millard A. Ullman. naynesboro.

executors of the mare than $7.000 estate. The estate was bequeathed to a friend. Ellis B. Wagaman copy of the will of EJen- ora J. March.

73, Dillsburg who died Nov. 1959. names a son. Daniel E. March.

York County, executor of the estate involving a $3,000 tract in Union Twp. The estate was bequeathed to her children. The will of Louise M. Hoffman. 83.

Cumberland who died April 5. names two sons. Milton Hoffman and Daniel W. Hoffman, both of Gettysburg R- 7. executors of the" S2.500 estate bequeathed in various shares to her children.

The will of D. Miriam Taylor. 80. Hanover, who died August 5. names the Adams County National Bank executors of the over $50.000 estate.

After an $800 bequest to the United Church of Christ. Gettysburg, the re- sidne was bequeathed in various shares to relatives. The wil! of Ruth E. Stevens. 80.

East Berlin, who died July 28. names her four children. Dorothy S. Bream. Arendtsville: Floyd M.

Stevens. York Springs; Donald F. Stevens. Hanover and Clare E. Krout.

East Berlin. as executors and heirs of the $23.400 estate. Tne will of Margaret E. Tate. 75.

Cumberland who died August 20. names a sister. Frances Landis. Chambersburg. executrix of the more than S39.000 estate.

The estate was bequeathed in various shares to her sister and other relatives. The will of Erie R. Dear- dorif. 85. Gettysburg, who died August 22.

names a son. Dale E. Deardorff Gettysburg. executor of the $56.000 estate bequeathed in various shares to his children. The will of Dora Nintle.

87. Gettysburg, who died July 24. names two children. Ruth Bowmaster. Orrtanna R.

I and Glenn W. Nintle. Fairfield TL I and a granddaughter. Helen Izer. Fairfield R.

1. executors and heirs of the approximately S20.000 estate. The will of Elsie Malsbury. 73. Franklin who died August 10.

names a daughter. Mary L. Carr. McKnightstown. executrix of the more than S10.000 estate bequeathed to her two children.

The will of Sara A. Shultz. 53. Gettysburg, who died August 19. names a daughter.

Patricia A Brown. Gettysburg R- 9. executrix and heiress of the SI .000 estate. HANOVER HOSPITAL Admissions Kenneth E. Emig.

Abbottstown R. 1: Clement B. Hawn. Gettysburg R- 5: Eva M. Anderson.

New Oxford R. 1: Mrs. Martin A. Weaver. 221 2 Main St.

McShenystown: Pauline L. Slayfaaugh. 5 Sunset New Oxford: Mrs. Kenneth R. Witter.

101 Lincolnway West. New Oxford: Mrs. George H. Markle. East Berlin R.

Mrs. Albert J. Gilbert. Hanover R. Mrs.

Au- drev L. Siee. Abbottstown R. Mrs. Earl E.

Slothour, Gettysburg R. Edward W. Seibert. 10 West King St. Ltttlestown: J.

Francis Tafljtois.Vi 123 Sonth St. MeSfierrvsbwn: Mrs. Nevin I. DiBsburg Mrs. Deianey Manger.

19 Pin Hffl Trail: Carroll Valley. Fairfield: Christopher A. Higgins. son of Mr. and Mrs.

Donald Higgins. Littlestown R.2. Disdiarges Mrs. Dodky K. VanFossen.

Littlestown 3: Leo W. Despathy. York Springs: Mrs. Gregory Godfriaux and daughter, 336 W. High St.

New Oxford: Nettie M. Graver. East Berlin R. Edward A. Hagerman.

Gettysburg R. Mrs. Michael S. Miller. Abbottstown R.

Freida A. Renegar, New Oxford R. 4. Swine Judging WHERE HAVE ALL THE PEOPLE GONE? Dave Bacher of the Casfetowa Lions Club nuuntaias a lone vigil on Ms booth af the Sooth Moontain Fair last night. Torrential rains "TSMteqall crowds at the fair which was forced into an early closing.

Political (Continued from Page 1) Parker IX Lerew. the Republican candidate for prothonotary. has matches with his picture and name, as does Robert W. Klunk an incumbent Republican commissioner, but Lerew also has pencils. His pencils were red.

white and blue, a popular color in the material (especially the emery boards, it while Nancy Hartzell. a Republican running for countv auditor, has orange pencils with her name on them. She admitted that some young folks had said they preferred "the pretty white and pencils, showing, perhaps, that the patriotic color scheme has advantages beyond simplv proving a candidates dedication to his or her countrv. In that case. Democratic challenger for commissioner.

Catherine Cowan, may be taking a risk with her green theme green cards and white-witb-green lettering bumper stickers. She even had on a green dress Tuesday while she campaigned, but that might have been a coincidence. Perhaps an award for the cutest campaign material might go to Gary E. Hartman. the incumbent Democratic candidate for district attorney.

His young daughter is wearing a campaign pin with the words "Daddy for A PENCILS. NOTEPADS For avid Republicans. Lerew or Hartzell pencils could be used on Klunk note pads, or even to designate important voting districts on a county map provided bv the county Republicans, all of which, after it is used, could be placed in a Republican car trash bag. Guise matches might after the election light fires with Republican campaign literature lucked snugly under the kindling, while at ihe fair. Lerew emory boards could keep a wife-occupied while her husband jaws with the farm equipment salesman.

Probably no one is certain just how much good such material does, but most candidates apparently feel it has its advantages. Who knows how manv sleepy voters will praise Mrs. Pitzer when they go to brush their teeth the" morning of Nov. 6. Driver Crashes Avoiding Dog Brenda K.

Avers, Gardners R. 2. was slightly injured Wednesday in a one- car accident which occurred when she swerved to avoid hitting a dog on Route 34. one quarter mile south of Idaville. according to state police- Ms.

Avers was traveling north in a 1979 Honda sedan when a dog ran out in front of her. She lost control of her car which hit some guard rails. She was treated by her family physician. The car received light damage. MARKETS D.

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Daily Lottery Tickets AUGUST CINDERELLA WINNERS 5.00 Virgo U. Vidal S10.00 Jack Jones S15.00 Sennie Johnson SHOP HARTZELL'S CUT-RATE STORE 34-36 Baltimore SL, Gettysburg, Pa. The results for the open class swine judging at toe South Mountain Fair included: Chester White: champion sow James O'Brien, Abbottstown; champion boar Rodger Bankert. Hanover; champion barrow Charles Griest, Abbottstown. Berkshire: Champion sow Gregory Imsaerst, Red Lion; champion boar Gregory Immerst.

and champion barrow--Gregory Immerst. Duroc: champion sow -Rodger Bankert; champion boar Rodger Bankert and champion barrow Rodger Bankert. Hampshire: champion sow Preston Bankert. Red Lion; Champion boar Preston Bankert. Red Lion; champion barrow Shelly Bankert.

Red Lion. Yorkshire: Champion sow Craig Miller. Spring Grove; champion boar -Craig MiHer and champion barrow Craig Loudrace: champion sow Barbara Mummert, Seven Valley: champion boar -Preston Bankert. Red Lion: and Champion barrow -Barbara Mummert. Spotted Poland: champion sow Demon Greist.

Abbottstown: champion boar -Denton Greist and champion barrow Denton Greist Poland: champion sow -Denton Greist. Aobottstown: champion boar Denton Greist: champion barrow -Demon Greist For the FFA vocational class swine: the winners were; Chester White: champion swine James O'Brien. Ab- iwttstqwn; champion sow -James O'Brien. Poland Chino: champion sow Denton Griest. Abbottstown: Spotted Poland: champion sow James O'Brien; champion barrow Denton Griest Crossbred Market swine: champion Denton Griest Abbottstown; Reserve champion --James O'Brien.

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Paul's Lutheran Church. York, Dec. 31 when he completes 18 years of service to the local congregation. Klick began the pastorate here Jan. 1.1962.

succeeding the Rev. Dr. Chester S. Simon ton. Active in both church and civic affairs.

Klick has served on the executive boards of East Pennsylvania and Central Pennsylvania synods, the boards of Muhlenberg College and Susquehanna University and is a past vice president of Church College Board of the Lutheran Church in America. He was representative to the Lutheran World Federation at Helsinki. Finland, and participated in several inter-county pastoral exchanges. He is a past president of the York Symphony Board and was a member of the mayor's committee for a better community during a former ad- ministratioa. One Hurt In 2-Car Crash One person was treated and released at the Annie M.

Warner Hospital following a two-car accident Wednesday on Route 34 about one half mile north of Gettvsourg. Beverly Karsteter. 42. of Gettysburg R. 8.

was slightlv injured in the accident that occurred about 11:50 a.m. Donald L. Koontz. 33. of KB Windbriar Gettysburg, was driving south in a 1979 Ford and had stopped for a vehicle whose unidentified operator was turning left.

Ms. Karstster. driving a 1S75 Ford, also traveling south, struck Koontz" car in the rear, according to state police Both vehicles were moderately damaged. PAGE THREE Fail To Agree In U. Adams At a negotiating session Wednesday night, the Upper Adams teacher's Association and the district once again failed to come to terms, on a new contract agreement for the 1979-30 school year, according to Robert Witien.

school superintendent. Although Witten reemphasized the fact that bosh sides in the contract dispute have refused to make public any information about the details or progress of the negotiations, he did explain that "each time individuals can sit down and talk about differences in a logical sequence, progress can be made." The contract, which has been under negotiation for seven months, recently forced teachers to declare that they would work only on a daily basis pending the outcome of further talks. Despite the fact that the possibility of a walkout exists. Witten said that he senses no difference in the attitude of teachers at the school. "They ithe teachers' are working hard at what they are there to do--teach children." he said.

The two parties in the disputed pact are scheduled to meet again next week, probably Wednesday or Thursday, according to Witten. Although no particulars in the unresolved" accord have been revealed, the teacher's association last month directed its negotiating team not to accept any contract that was not in'line with others in the county. Statewide. Pennsylvania is experiencing strikes in 13 districts which affects almost 4.800 students. Three new strikes occurred Wednesday, including the first in the eastern half of the state.

That one was by some 200 teachers in the Pottsville School SchuvMll County, which has 3.806'students. The other two strikes were in the Commodore Perry district in Mercer County, and the Jefferson-Morgan 4v- trict in Greene County. Each have about 60 teachers aX 1.300 students. The" state Education partment says that the prime issues in most of the strikes are money and layoff provisions. 7 Of Pennsylvania's 505 school districts.

95 negotiating with teachers OB new contracts. The 10 districts that already had been struck Bethel Park, 7.139 students and 396 teachers: Area. 1.530 students and S3 teachers: 5.000 students and 230 teachers: Chartiers Valley, 5.000 students and 265 teachers: Fort Cherrv, 1.SS8. students and 102 teachers. Also.

West Jefferson. 3.6*5 students and 215 teachers: South Butler. 3.400 students and 159 teachers: Chartiers-Houston, 1,820 students and 103 teachers. Mount Lebanon. 6.800 students and 370 teachers: Greater Latrobe.

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