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2A THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1992 What's happening Almanac To list news of your upcoming event in "What's happening," call 334-1131 or 334-1132, or in Littlestown, 359-7749. The deadline for entries is 2 p.m. the previous day. Bendersville Rally Day will held Sept. 13 at Bendersville parish Biglerville The Biglerville Chapter of TOPS, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, will hold its regular meeting on Monday at the Bethel Mennomte Church, corner of Biglerville Road and Goldenville Road.

Weigh-ins are at 5.45 p.m. with the meeting following at 7 p.m. New members and guests are always welcome. Biglerville Recycling Day is Monday After 9 a.m. there will be curb side pickup at Adams Rescue Mission of washed glass, aluminum cans, and items of clothing.

Carroll Valley The Carroll Valley Citizens Association will hold their monthly dinner- meeting at the Pavilion on Sept. 18 at 6:30 Dinner at 7 p.m. Guest will 'be Iber Courson, topic will be Bird Carving. For reservations, call Flo at or Jackie at 642-6237 Gardners Gardners Chapter of TOPS, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, will hold its reg- ular meeting Monday at the Mt. Zion Lutheran Church in Goodyear 'iWeighm are a 6 m.

with the meeting follwong at 7 p.m. New members gurest are always welcome. Chestnut Hill Home and Garden Club will hold their September at the home of Leon and Eveline Hull, 120 700 Road on Monday at 1.30 Topic will be "Dry Material Gathered Along the Road and Fields ACSHA will sponsor a 3-D bow shoot with Mackenzie targets, Sept. 13 registration at 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Refreshemtns available at Club House on Upper Bermudian Rods Follow the signs Gettysburg Adult Children of Alcoholics meet Wednesday at 8 m. at St. James Lutheran Church, lower level in Room 16 Al Anon will meet on Monday at 8 p.m. at St James Lutheran Church, lower level in Rm 16, with a beginner's meeting at 7-30 CoDependents Anonymous meets Monday at 7.30 m. in the Church of the Brethren, Rt.

34. Instead of victimization, improve oneself and one's relationship with others in this 12-step program For more information, call 677-4668 or 334-4211. eve Basket making Classes at Gettysburg Internatioal Hostel, 27 Chambersburg Street, Sept 15 at 6-30 Melon Basket Call 352-8097 or 334-1020 after 5 0 vereaters Anonymous will meet at Grace United Church of Chnst, 100 4th St, every Tuesday at 7 Hanover 0 vereaters Anonymous will meet at Grace United Church of Chnst, 100 4th St, please use side door, every Tuesday at 7 Hanover General Hospital Auxiliary's 9th presentation of "Hi-Fever Follies" will hold its "Meet the Director Sept. 22, at 7 at Utz Potato Chip's old sales room, located on the ground floor of the Cleamew Road Facility Call 632-6379 or 225-3684 for further information. Upper Adams Upper Adams School Board meets Sept 14 at 8 p.m.

Elsewhere The Frankhntown Community Fire Co. will be having an adult Dance on Sept. 19 from 8 to 12 with the Southern Nites. For more information call 432-8249 or 432-1539 The next meeting of the York Area Arthritis Support Group will be held on Sept 15, at 7 p.m in the Community Room of the Apple Hill Medical Center, 25 Monument Rd York. Free and open to the public.

The Greencastle-Antnm Chamber of Commerce will draw to a close the second season of the Downtown Farmers Market on Sept 26 with the First Annual Classic Car Show From a to 4 FMI, call 717-597-4610. Leave (From page 1A) can't," he said. Goodhng also said that he did not like the exemption for businesses with 50 or less employees, which said that a business with less than 50 employees was better than a company that has more than 50 workers The ranking minonty member of the House Education and Labor Committee said a better way to encourage employers to give unpaid family and medical leave, and avoid government intervention, is to offer tax incentives He said that would allow employers and employees to negotiate a benefits package they both find desirable In a press conference outside his business in York, Democratic nominee Paul Kilker said he disagreed with Goodhng's vote on the issue He said the legislation can benefit businesspeople as well as employees, and his company is an example. This isn't a liberal issue or a conservative issue This is an issue that concerns people It is an issue that I think is one of decency in regards to employees," he said. "Employees of any company have to be looked at as the chief asset The number one thing that drives an organization forward," Kilker said.

The president and chief executive officer of General Graphics Services said his company has had a family and medical leave policy for four years, and it has not been detrimental to the company. In fact, Kilker said the House bill would set limits that are not in his policy, which has been used by five to 10 of the 170 workers at his company not including maternity leave situations. 1 can speak as a businessman. As I've said over and over again, I'm a businessman, I'm not a professional politician. This isn't something that is bad for business, he said "When you take a look at the situation that we're in today, we're dealing in a global economy.

We've got to stop this division between employees and employers and start to look at what the real issues are The real issues are we've got to begin to compete in a global economy," he said The Democrat said employers should be focusing on providing their employee with nght benefits, work environment and tools, they can compete. That will assure they are focusing all their energies on their jobs while at work. The last thing you need to do is to take and put fear in employees when an emergency comes up that they are going to have the risk of losing their jobs. I support the bill as a businessman I support the bill because it makes sense I support the bill because it is the nght thing to do," he said. Like Goodhng, independent candidate Thomas Humbert of Hanover said he is not in favor of the Medical and Family Leave bill It is one of the few pomtsin which Humbert, a Republican who switched to independent to run against Goodhng, agrees with a vote by the incumbent "I don't think there should be mandates on medical and family leave," Humbert said after a campaign rally However, Kilker said Goodhng and Humbert have no basis to say that the Medical and Family Leave legislation is detrimental to business.

They're as unqualified to make that statement as I can imagine They have no foundation to make that comment," he said. News tip? Call 334-1132 Paul W. Krug Paul William Krug, 100, of the Brethren Home, and formerly of Carlisle Pike in Hanover, died Thursday, Sept. 10, at the Brethren Home. He was the husband of Leah A.

Pittinger Krug. Born in Oxford Township, Adams County, he was the son of the late Daniel and Emma Kate Bowers Krug. He is survived by one son, Donald D. Krug of Hanover; three daughters, Mary Helen Kernekin of Ormond Beach, Glona A Bortell of Hanover, and Alhene G. Mummert of East Berlin, eight grandchildren, thirteen great grandchildren and one great-great grandchild; two sisters, Fannie Chromster of Gettysburg Lutheran Home, and Ruth Thomas of Delano, Fla.

A member of St Matthews Lutheran Church in Hanover, he was a life member of the Harold H. Bair Post Amencan Legion of HanoVer, a life member of the VFW Post 2506 of Hanover He was a member of the AARP A veteran of the U.S. Army, serv- ingin World War I with the 7th Calvary in France, he was a mail earner for over 37 years with the Hanover Post Office, starting mail delivery with a horse and buggy and retinng in 1962 Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Monday at Wetzel Funeral Home, 549 Carlisle Street, Hanover. Interment will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery, with his pastor, Rev.

Enc Wogan officiating Friends may call Monday from 10 to 11 a m. at the Funeral Home. Memonal contributions may be sent to the Brethren Home, 2990 Carlisle Pike, New Oxford, Pa. 17350, or to St Matthew's Lutheran Church, 30 W. Chestnut Hanover.

Mirian H. Warner Mirian Hilda Warner, 79, of Sebnne, formerly of West Manheim Township, died Fnday, Sept 11, in Hanover She was wife of Richard L. Warner. Born in West Manheim Township, she was the daughter of the late Chester and Hilda Baughman Masemer. In addition to her husband, she is survived by one son, Richard P.

Warner of Sebnne, Fla one daughter, Naomi Dubs of Hanover; and three grandchildren and six great grandchildren She was a member of the Sun- ndge Baptist Church in Sebnne, National AARP, and operated a dairy farm in West Manheim Township with her husband pnor to retinng in 1970. Funeral services will be held 2 Monday at 2 m. at the Wetzel Funeral Home, 549 Carlisle Hanover. Interment will be in St David's Cemetery, with Gary L. Mills, and Rev.

William Warner officiating. Friends may call Sunday at the funeral home from 6 to 9 p.m. Claire H. Peregoy Claire H. Peregoy, 71, of 3155 Biglerville Road, Biglerville, died Thursday, Sept.

10, at the Gettysburg Hosptial. Born Feb. 8,1921 in Philadelphia, she was the daughter of the late Thomas and Catherine Schlecter Elwell. She was a member of St. Francis Xavier Church in Gettysburg, and was the wife of the late Daniel W.

Peregoy Sr. who died in 1972. Surviving are five children, Katheryn A. Quesinberry, of Walkersville, Eileen M. Peregoy, of Biglerville, Linda D.

Wentz, of Sparks, Darnel W. Peregoy Jr. of York Haven, Pa and Mary Louise Allen of Orrtanna; 10 grand children and four great grandchildren; one brother, Joseph Elwell of Philadelphia; and a number of nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Tuesday, meeting at the Monahan Funeral Home in Gettysburg at noon to go to St. Francis Xavier Church for a Mass of Christian Burial at 1 p.m., with Father Kenneth F.

Lawrence the celebrant. Interment will be in the Gettysburg National Cemetery Friends may call Monday from 7 to 9 p.m., with the rosary at 8 p.m. Memorial contributions may be sent to St. Francis Xavier Church in Mrs. Peregoy's name or Mount St.

Mary's Seminary, Emrrutsburg, Md. Audrey S. Wortz Audrey S. Wortz, 88, of 23 Water St, Fairfield, died Friday, Sept 11, at Gettysburg Hospital Born in Rouzemlle, she was the daughter of the late John and Lottie Sheldon Sease. Her husband, Donald Wortz, died in 1979.

She was a member of St John's Lutheran Church, Fairfield. She had been a seasonal employee of Knouse Foods for a number of years. Surviving are five Madelyn McCeney, Jo-Anne Weikert, and Gregory Wortz, all of Fairfield, Donald R. Wortz, Waynesboro, and Kenneth E. Wortz, Trumbull, Conn 12 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Verna L.

Harbaugh of Fairfield. Funeral services will be held 11 a.m Monday, at St. John's Lutheran Church, with the Rev. John Burk officiating. Interment will be in Fairfield Union Cemetery.

Family will receive friends at the church, Monday, 1 0 a until the hme of services at 11 a Monahan Funeral Home, Fairfield, is in charge of arrangements Funerals Donald H. Baker Kathryn M. Peters Funeral services for Donald Baker, 56, of Hillside Rest Home in Blue Ridge Summit, formerly of Aspers, who died Wednesday, Sept. 9, at Waynesboro Hospital, were held Friday, Sept. 11, from the Dugan Funeral Home in Bendersville, with Rev Timothy D.

Martin officiating. Interment was in Mount Tabor Cemetery. Pallbearers were John Brennan, Noel W. Cook, Allen Cordero, Carl E. Hess Jr Leroy Martin and Bobby Wiseman.

Funeral services for Kathryn Peters, 83, of 901 Center Mills Aspers, who died Monday, Sept. 7, at the Gettysburg Hospital, were held Friday, September 11 at the Peters Funeral Home with her pastor, the Rev. Daniel V. Biles, officiating. Interment was in Bendersville Cemetery Pallbearers were Robert Peters, Jr, Lome Peters Douglas Barbour, Daniel Barbour, Michael Stnckhouser and James Fissel.

Spangler (From page 1A) not conducted each year, the board of trustees is to audit the account every three months That was not done, Mayer testified, because Spangler allegedly gave many excuses as to why the audit could not take place Spangler was eventually charged with skimming the money off of VFW post accounts during 1990 and 1991 Trooper David Hatfield of the state police at Gettysburg, testified that during a visit with Spangler on March 16, at his residence, Spangler waived his Miranda Rights protection to remain silent and be represented by counsel, and made a statement that he had been relieved of his duties at the VFW because discrepancies in the post's deposit and income accounts The trooper testified that Spangler said that "it was too easy to take the money," and that his actions were "stupid Police also said that Spangler attempted to make restitution to the post by issuing a personal check, on March 9, to the VFW in the amount of $15,000 Attached to the check was a note to Mayer indicating that the check was to start repayment to the association Dillsburg Public Accountant Robert Jones testified that he had been hired by the VFW to conduct an audit of the accounts He said that the discrepancies which were found between the recorded income and the deposits in the three VFW accounts at ACNB Spangler remains free on $20,000 recogmcanze bail. Spangler was represented by Gettysburg attorney Michael A George Gettysburg Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Thomas (Caryl L. Lewis) Schmitz, 90 Longview Drive, Gettysburg, daughter on Thursday, September 10.

Mr. and Mrs. David (Elizabeth Fisher) Bladas, 114 S. Queen Street, Littlestown, a son on Fn- day, September 11. Angel Clark, 113 E.

High Street, New Oxford, a son on Friday, September 11. Tina M. Davis, Cashtown, a daughter on Thursday, September 10. Mr. and Mrs.

Jamie (Renee Hankey) Opperman, 1762 Mummasburg Road, Gettysburg, a son on Friday, September 11. Mr. and Mrs. Brian (Donna J. Messner) Gebhart, 415 Knox Road, Gettysburg, a son on Thursday, September 10.

Hanover Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Wayne P. Margelot (Carmen Foreman), Hanover, a daughter on Thursday, September 10. Kathleen M.

Mogar, Hanover, a daughter on Thursday, September 10. Hospitals Gettysburg Hospital Visiting hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Admissions Tina M.

Davis, Cashtown. a a i i Arendtsville. Mrs. David Bladas, 114 S. Queen Street, Littlestown.

Mrs. Frederick Myers, 18 Seminary Avenue, Gettysburg Mrs. Jamie Opperman, 1762 Mummasburg Road, Gettysburg. Bernard Robinson, 368 Pegram Street, Gettysburg Discharges Mrs. Linford Eby and son, 450 Two Taverns Road, Gettysburg.

Mrs. Scott Hoak, and son, 3765 Carlisle Road, Gardners. Mrs. Frank Thompson, 137 Main Street, York Spnngs Barbara J. Jeckel and daughter, 47 Hanover Street, Gettysburg.

Mrs Craig Redding and son Cindy Silvis, 1075 Iron Spnngs Rd Fairfield. Hanover Hospital Visiting hours are 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Admissions Mrs.

Ruth A. Messmger, Hanover. Irene R. Horwedel, Hanover. Ada M.

Feeser, Abbottstown. a i Littlestown Mrs. Horace i a a Littlestown. Jean E. Wmand, Hanover.

Adam L. Miller, New Oxford. David R. Sterner, New Oxford. a A Abbottstown Mrs.

Elizabeth Zepp, East Berlin. Lewis Bornter Jr, Glen Rock. Robert Grouse, Hanover. Mrs. Jeffrey Wilson, Hanover.

Discharges Marie Pottorff, Hanover. Mrs Harold C. Becker and Son, Hanover. Mrs David S. Markle and Son, Hanover.

John G. Drago, Hanover. Carlisle Hospital Visiting hours are 1 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 11 a.m.

to 8 p.m. Sundays and holidays. Admissions Edith Garner, Gardners. Discharges Jamie Payne, Mt Holly Spnngs. Mrs.

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