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Upper Communities Telephone Mrs. Eugene McCauslin, Biglerville THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, MONDAY. AUGUST 4, 1980 Arendtsville Lions Club will hold a work night at the Mountain Fairgrounds Tuesday at 7 p.m., according to a club spokesman, George Fissel. A spree," spen- feret by YWCA, will beTeld 11 at Kennie's rMarketi Biglerville, after hours, prizes awarded will consist of a onerminute spree, two-minute spree, and three-minute spree. Tickets, at one dollar each, can be ob- at Kennie's Market, Biglerville, or call Jane Patrono, 334-1960, Deb Raffensperger, 334-3489, Ann Ratay, 677-6481.

Information concerning the drawing is included on the ticket along with a coupon for a free soft drink at a local restaurant. Upper Adams volunteer drivers for "Meals on Wheels" next we.ek are: Monday. John Raffensperger; Tuesday, Charlotte Dively; Wednesday, Shirley Cashman; Thursday. Mildred Heckenluber; Friday, Mr. and Mrs.

Gervaise Eck. The Friendship Circle of Bendersville United Methodist Church will meet Monday at 1:30 p.m. in the church, Isabella Hutton will lead devotions and Susan Orner will be hostess. The William Wingert reunion will be held Sunday, beginning at noon, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd Rau. Table Rock. Those attending are asked to bring a picnic lunch, table lawn chairs. Everyone should also bring hot dogs and rolls for the evening. The reunion will be held rain or shine.

Heidlersburg Fire Company and Ladies' Auxiliary are scheduled to hold a regular meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the firehouse. The L.C.W. Circle I of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Biglerville, will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m.

at the church with Myrtle Raffensperger as leader. Adult Bible Study will follow at 8 p.m. and the regular Compline Service will be held at The Ladies' Auxiliary of Bendersville Community Fire Co. will hold a work detail Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the community hall in preparation for the carnival.

Any help' will be greatly appreciated. Cakes are also needed and can be brought to the community hall anytime during the carnival on Thursday, Friday, or Saturday. York Springs High School Class of 1MO will hold its 20th reunion Saturday, Oct. 4, at Sheraton Inn, Gettysburg. Members will receive further information by mail.

Anyone having questions can call Shirley Ogburn, 528-4144, or Carol Miller, 677-8742. Heidlersburg Fire Co. will hold a work detail at the firehall Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in preparation for the carnival. The Commercial Bowling League of.

Upper Adams Lanes will reorganize Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at Upper Adams Lanes. All officers, captains, and interested bowlers are Bold Silver Coins 4. Diamonds Antique -4 Jewelry Complete 4 Estates ft Households 4 HOURS: TIHira. 10-6T Fit 10-t; ML 104; Sun.

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The Biglerville Fire Company win hold a fire drill Wednesday evening, August 6 at 6:30 p.m. with special attention to all scuba divers. Nine To Attend FBLA Workshop Kathy Holtzinger, president; Jodie LaRue, vice- president; Donna Heid, secretary; Katrina Miller, treasurer; and members Lori Sebright, Penny Showers, Deb Stambaugh, Sandy Weidner, and Pam Wolf of the Bermudian Springs chapter of the Future Business Leaders of America, will attend a 3-day workshop at the Elizabethtqwn College campus in Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania. The workshop, sponsored -by the Pennsylvania FBLA Chapter, will be held Aug. 6-8.

Purpose of the workshop, according to Connie Tate, the Bermudian Springs FBLA advisor, is to provide leadership training and to prepare programs of activities for the school year. Areas of leadership development will include vocational education. positive attitudes, officer training, and administering the FBLA program. More than 10,400 Peraisyl- vania LA members from 275 high schools are organized into 25 regions. During the workshop, from each region will meet to plan their 1980-81 regional workshop and E.B.

PICNIC The East Berlin Senior Citizens will hold its annual picnic Wednesday, "August 6 at noon at the East Berlin Fire Hall, according to Mrs. Elsie N. Price, of the group. Entertainment will be provided by the group's band the "Melodears," who will perform a number of different songs wearing "Mitch Miller" noses, glasses, and beards, Mrs. Price said.

CORRECTION Dawn Ridinger, of Biglerville. was pictured on the third page of Saturday's edition with her two year old cow that won the grand championship in the Jersey competition at the Adams County 4-H Round-Up Friday. Miss Ridinger's name was incorrectly spelled in the caotion. HARPS JEWELRY tfuctdet CiFNFRAl A i REMODFLIHC, CUSTOM HOMES 334-8882 TREE TOP HIGH Crews from the Bartlett of Chambersburg removed a large pre-civii war elm tree in front of the home of Mr. and Mrs.

George Shealer in the 200 block of S. Stratton Saturday. Stricken with elm disease, it was decided that the tree should be removed for safety reasons, after a 30 ft. limb fell into the street ripping down utility wires two weeks ago. (Times Photo) Korea Arrests Its 'Holligans' SEOUL, South Korea (AP) South Korea's martial law government announced today it '-has launched a wholesale arrest of hooligans" to eliminate social evils and build and more equitable society." A spokesman for the Special Committee for National Security Measures did not disclose the number of arrests already made; but sources said about 7,000 alleged gangsters and underworld figures were picked up during the past three The crackdown is the second wave of the committee's "social purification" program.

Last month it fired about 8,600 officials, employees and teachers in the government, stateruri organizations and schools for irregularities and inefficiency. Football Candidates Will Meet A meeting for candidates for the Gettysburg Senior High School varsity football team has been scheduled for 8:30 a.m. Aug. 6 at the high school, William Coradetti. high school athletic director.

has announced. Physicals for students who are going out for the team will be at 10 a.m. Physicals for school golfers be at 10 a.m.. he said. Physicals for students who plan to try out for the hockey, girls" tennis and boys' and girls' cross-country teams will be held at 10a.m.

on Aug. 13. A meeting for girls who plan to try out for the senior high school hockey team has been set for Aug. 11 at 2 p.m. at the school.

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Burial was in St. Vincent Catholic Cemetery, Her pastor, Monsignor Hubert McGuire, was celebrant. David 1). Bingman David U. Bingman, 94, Gettysburg 3, died suddenly Sunday evening.

Born in Adams County, he was the son of the late Mr: and Mrs. Daivd T. Bingman. He was a member of the Centenary United Methodist Church, Biglerville, and was employed by the Zeigler Feed Co. and the C.H.

Musselman Co. for a number of years. His wife, the late Carrie R. Slonaker, died in October, 1977. Surviving is one nephew, Lloyd Kump.

Biglerville R. 1. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Monahan Funeral Home, Gettysburg, with his pastor the Rev. Colin J.

Shaffer officiating. Interment will be in Flohrs Cemetery. Friedns call at the funeral home Tuesday from 1 p.m. until the time of the service. Mrs.

Jasper D. Pryor Mrs. Mary Magdeline De- louter Pryor. 81. wife of Jasper Pryor, died this morning at 2:50 at the Gettysburg Lutheran home where she had been a guest since Nov.25 1977.

A former resident of Chambersburg R. 8, she was a native of Sabillasville, Md. and a daughter of Tracey and Nora Harbaugh. She was a member of Mt. Mariah Church at Foxville.

Md. Her husband died in April Among survivors are a daughter Mrs Mary Jane Day. of Chambersburg and two sons Ralph and James Pryor. both of East Hartford. Conn.

Funeral arrangements are being made through the Bittie Funeral Home. Myersville, Md. Jason R. Lott Jason R. Lott.

11 weeks old. of Aspers R.I. died Sun- day evening at Hershey Medical Center where he had been a patient for six weeks. He was born in Camp Hill, son of John K. and Lucille Reed Lott of Aspers R.I.

In addition to his parents, he is survived by his paternal grandfather, Robert C. Lott of Aspers R.I; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Reed of Enola, Pa. Funeral arrangements being made by the Monahan Funeral Home are incomplete.

In lieu of other memorials, donations can be made to the Four Diamond Association at the Hershey Medical Center. Hershey, Pa. Thomas A. Piper Thomas A. Piper.

80. Amberson, died Sunday evening at the Chambersburg Hospital where he had been ill for two weeks. Born November 14.1899. at Amberson. he was the son of the late Herbert and Jennie (McVitty) Piper.

A farmer, he was a member of the Amberson United Presbyterian Church. His wife, Mary M. Eckenrod. preceded him in death March 20. 1978.

He was also predeceased by his daughter. Mrs. Louise Hoover. September 19, 1979. Surviving are his sons.

Thomas E. Piper. Gettysburg: Donald E. Piper. 10627 Otterbein Church Road.

Newburg; Harmon G. Piper. Greencastle; Robert E. Piper, Newburg R. 15 grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs.

Mary Edmonson. Roxbury; Mrs. Verda Baker, Willow Hill: Mrs. Martha Spidel. 2160 Lincoln Way East.

Chambersburg: three brothers. Newton Piper. Spring Run: Elmer Piper. Shippensburg R. Herbert Piper.

728 Roxbury Road. Shippensburg; and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. at the Amberson United Presbyterian Church with the Rev. James S.

Tinkey officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends call Tuesday, 7-9 p.m. at the John L. Agget Funeral Home.

Dry Run, and an hour before the service. Weaver Rites Funeral services for Raymond P. Weaver, 73, of 631 S. Washington Gettysburg, who died Wednesday at Warner Hospital, were held Friday morning at Monahan Funeral Home, Gettysburg, with Rev. William T.

Haviland, officiating. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery. Pallbearers were: Kermit Spence, Kane, Harry Kane, Theodore McKendrick, Charles Kranias, and Barry Showers. Thomas R. Collins Thomas R.

Collins, 75,26 Newark Littlestown, died in the York Hospital, Sunday. The son of the late James A. and Alice G. (Buddy) Collins, he was a retired employee of the Hanover Shoe Co. and member of St.

Aloysius Catholic Church, Littlestown. Surviving are his wife, Carla M. (Bankert) Collins; five children, James Richard Collins and Daniel Collins of Littlestown, and George B. Collins, Donald E. Collins, and Mrs.

Robert (Susan) Bittie, all of Hanover; 11 grandchildren; three great- grandchildren; two sisters. Miss Winnefred Collins, Littlestown; Mrs. Hilda Sanders, Littlestown; and two brothers, Celsus Littlestown, and Fred Collins, Colebrook. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the Littlestown Funeral Home followed by a mass of Christian burial at St.

Aloysius Church at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Clarence A. Olszewski officiating. Interment will be at the St.

Aloysius Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening. Prayers will be offered at the funeral home Tuesday at 8 p.m. In lieu of other memorials contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Mrs.

William L. Meals Mrs. Virginia A. Meals, 87. of Middlt St.

Gettysburg, died early this morning at the Leader Can- valescerit Home, Dallat- town, York County. She was born in Valley, Adams County, daughter of the late Joseph F. and Sarah Shepard Stew, berger. She was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, Gettysburg.

Her husband, the late William L. Meals, an attorney. died in 1950. Surviving are a son, William L. Meals of York two grandchildren; one great grandson; brothers and sisters, George C.

Steinberger of Fairfield, Robert F. Steinberger of 310 N. Stratton Gettysburg, Edgar J. Steinberger of Mt. Holly, C.

Steinberger of Orrtanna R.I, MiM Josephine Steinberger of Emmitsburg. and Mrs. John(Mary) Codori of Woodcrest, Gettysburg R.8. Funeral services will be held Wednesday meeting at the Monahan Funeral Home at 8:30 a.m. to go to St.

Francis Xavier Church for a Mass of Christian Burial at 1 a.m. with Rev. William T. Haviland. celebrant.

Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Wednesday from until the time of the service. SCHEDULE CHANGES Gettysburg Senior High School students who plan to make schedule changes must complete the changes by Aug. 15. high school Principal Moris Quint has announced.

New students entering grades 10 through 12 should register at'the. senior high school on Aug. 13, l4.br 15, he said. PRISON REPORT Roy L. Reed, 32.

of Cemetery Littlestown, was committed to Adams County Prison Sunday morning at 12:15 by Sherriff Bernard V. Miller, on a contempt of court charge. Reed will serve a six-month prison sentence. SAVE YOUR TUB STAINED, WORN, CHIPPED? JTES, WE CAN RESURFACE YOUR TUB SINK CERAMIC TILE FIBERGLASS UNITS WHITE COLORS WAYNE K. JOHNSON Rd.

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