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Choral Society Rehearsals Plan Center At Taney town THE GETTYSBURG TIMES. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 12. 1979 rehearsals for the season. Sunday afternoon rehear- from 2:30 to Westminster.

begin on Sepc 23 and continued M. 28 and Nov. 4. Two dayevemng rehearsals from to p.m. are led for Oct.

1 and 22. final dress rehearsals be held from I to4 p.m at Baker Memorial Chapel western Man-land on Nov. 10 and 17. An additional Saturday rehearsal wiH be held from 2 to 4p.m. on Dec.

1 at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. Baltimore Tbe-Society welcomes new chorus members, according to Mary V. Shindle. secretary of the society. The onlv requirement for membership is the desire to learn and perform thechora! master-works from which The Society chooses its repertoire.

Vocal scores may be purchased at the first rehearsal. Sept. 23. For further information, call' the secretary. Man- V.

Shin- die. 848-1727: The Choral Arts Society of Caiproll County will open its fourth season on Sunday November 18th. 3 p.m., tit Baker Memorial Chapel Western Maryland College Featured will be J.S. Bach's Sleepers, (Sacred Cantata No. 140 1 and Francis Poulenc's Gloria.

This program will be repeated at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. 5300 North Charles Street. Baltimore, on Sunday. Dec. 2 at 5 30 p.m.

David Krtjder. music director, will conduct Estale Daniel is or- gaalst for The Society. a shooping, center went proved Monday the Taneytown mayor and town" council here. The plans, outlined development of proposed Taneytown Shopping Center. to be located at the north end of the town along Baltimore St.

and Md. The shopping center is a project of Fairground Village Shopping Center. Inc. The first construction phase of the project covers about seven acres of the parcel. A ib.OOO-square foot George's Superthrift market is the main component of the center.

The rest of the center will be made up of strip stores. including a Revco drugstore. The initial development phase includes 275 parking spaces. No objections were raised about the plan's, b'ut some questions came up regarding rear access, tft ket and stores along Md. 14flc Councilman George Hemler questioned planned sen-ice access to stores which.

acT cording to the to be provided on an unpaved portion of the parcel. Council authorized city manager Neal Powell to': check with the developers' about the rear access issue. McSherrystown Will Sue For Office Rent Ckr Destroyed, Driver Hurt Dale Seymore. 19 Hanover R- 4. was slightly injured when his 1976 Pontiac Trans Am was demolished against a United Telephone Co.

pole onlhe Centennial Road near thai community at 12:10 a.m. today. State'police said Seymoce did not seek immediate men-' iol treatment for his injuries. According police- Sejmore apparently fell asleep at the wheel of the northbound car which ran the shearing the United Telephone Co. pole.

McShert ft Firemen To Solicit The McSherrystown fire!" company is scheduled, to conduct its annual solicita- and collection of coin cards on the evenings of Sept- 19 and 20. it was announced at'' the fire company's meeting. The collections are- scheduled to begin both days-' at 5:30 p.m. In" other company business. Chief William Livelsberger-reported that'" an open house has 1 been scheduled in conjunction I with fire prevention week-" and reported that the company responded to three calis daring August, including one stand-by for Littlgstown.

one' automobile accident and one barn fire. ambulance responded to SW'caUjluid traveled 392 I miles during the month August. The company thanked the its- donation of 1.000 telephone stickers to be distributed throughout the borough. It.was-also noted that the DR. STEYEN R.

SCHWARTZ PODIATRIST FOOT SPECIALIST Children And AduR Patients 5 Roadside Waynesboro. Pa." For Appointment 762-111J, Mo.i. Thru Fri. 9 A.M. To 5 P.M.

NOTICE PIXIE BEAUTY LOUNGE BIGLERVILLE HAS A NEW PHONE NUMBER; 677-7328 McSherrystown plans to sue Adams County for approximately $2,008 it claims it is owed for rental and utility payments on a magistrate's office. Plans to file the lawsuit were outlined at a meeting of the McSherrystown borough council Monday night. The town officials claim the county terminated a lease for an office for a magistrate in McSherrystown. The county stopped paying for the office in McSherrystown when it moved the office to Bon- neauviile. At Monday night's meeting council authorized especiallv appointed Solicitor G.

Steven McKonley to "pursue the legal proceedings against Adams County for the breach of -its with the borough." The borough asks a total of S1.85U in rent and an additional $466 in utility and maintenance all of which were accumulated after the county terminated its'lease agreement for the McSherrystown area ijpagisterial office last February. 'Borough officials contend that, the lease was illegally terminated by the county and that is therefore liable for rent and other expenses until the contracted expiration date of December 31. The county commissioners, however, argue that the realignment of the county's magisterial districts by the Adams County court effectively abolished the former McSherrystown area district and that the countv was therefore within its rights to abolish the lease agreement. Council was tojd that Borough Solicitor John W. Phillips has informed the bonding company for the regional sewer project that McSherrystown still intends to oppose any efforts to designate an individual, or lead, municipality to act as authority over the proposed sewage plant.

In his letter to Richard B. Wood, of Rhoads. Sinon and Hendershoi. of Harrisburg. Phillips indicated that the borough "would be derelict in their duties to future generations of McSherrystown citizens and to "future borough councils if they were to concede their desire for a regional sewer authority here at the inception stage." Phillips touid not say what will happen if Hanover and Conewago Township, both of which have supported the lead municipality concept, and McSherryttown cannot finally agree on the issue of the controlling authority.

"Then trouble." the attorney said after the meeting. McSherrjstown. he said, could not be" forced to cooperate against its will as long as a final agreement has yet to be drawn up and at- company has paid the death benefits of Rodney Poist and Charles Hartlaub. two company members who died last month. Upcoming companv activities include a dance scheduled for September 22 featuring "Appaloosa." and a New Year's dance featuring "Cappys Gang." Tne next meeting has been scheduled for Oct.

3 at 7:30 p.m. Hardy Reid Grown MUMS 50 Varieties. Hardy BUYER'S NURSERIES ORCHARDS R.D. 2. Biglerville.

Pa. 677-8558 Support Hearings Judge Oscar Spicer raised support payments from Sla to per week for Garrison Dinges. Gettysburg R. 4. iast week.

Dinges was sued for support Elizabeth J. Hann. York Springs R. In other support hearings, the court ordered that Terrance L. Jones.

Gettysburg R. 8. pay $30 per week to pay up arrears in a support suit by Annette S. Berchock. Westminster.

Md. Edward Chromster. Hanoi er R. 7. was ordered to pay S20 weekh for three children in a support suit by Minerva Chronister.

564 Brandywine. Hanover. The court suspended a support order in Josephine Stokes. Hagersiown. v.

James T. Stokes. Ornanna. and ordered Stokes to pay a month on arrears of tl .610. The court granted a request terminate payments in a case against Ronald Sims.

Fairfieid. on behaif of Janet Sims. Holiy Aitland. 320 W. King East Berlin, v.

Gerald R. Aitland. 331 W. King East Berlin, was dismissed. Twenty-one states permit on-track racehorse betting.

13.allow dog racing, four have jaialai frontons, tuu authorize off-track belting, and two permit casinos. CANNING SPECIAL Red Skin. Cresthaven PEACHES Bushel 4.00 With Your Container AN APPLE A DAY FARM MARKET Rt. 34 S. of Bigterville REGISTER LITTLESTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAM COURSES BEGIN WEEK OF OCTOBER 1st, 1979 Monday Typing 10 $15, 7-9 P.M.

Guitar Magic 1.10 P.M- Vocal Mufic Seminar. 10 $15, P.M. Woodworkins- 10 P.M. 10 10 5 St. 6-7JO PJt Tuesday Thursday in Motion, 10 wMfcs S2S.

7-8 P.M. Thursday Cake $8. 7-9 P.M. Disco Dancing, 5 P.M. Oct.

2 9 Drwd Arranging, P.M^ $4 wiR be P.m., in the high school lobby or mail check and registration to School, Cont. Ed. Program. Littlestown. PA 17340.

For further information, cafl 355-4146. Classes will be filied on a first come, first basis with enroHmant limited in some classes. SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS CASH FOR DIAMONDS anc 10-14-18 Kt. COLO in Any Condition 7:00 to 9:00 PM. MINE RUN GEMS 53 Steinwehr Ave.

Gettysburg. Pa. 334-9398 SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS SPECIAL At Boyer's PEARS Bartlett. Red Bartlett, Seckei, Bosc, Magness, Cornice lOTER'S NURSERIES i ORCHARDS R.D. 2, Biglerville.

Pa. 677-8558 Name Sicilia To Mount Post proved; and if a compromise not reached. Hanover and Conewago Township could probably proceed on their own. with McSherrystown dropping out of the project altogether. The possibility does exist, however, that the two municipalities could have some difficulty in obtaining finances for the project without the cooperation of the third municipality, he speculated.

The matter has been turned over to Hanover and Conewago Township officials for further consideration The office hours of McSherrystown borough hall have been expanded by council ip provide access ib the building for a minimum of three hours daily. Monday through Oct. The new office hours were designated by council as being from 8 a.m. until noon on Monday. Tuesday.

Thursday and Friday, and from 4 until 7 p.m. Wednesday Also approved was the transferra! of Police Officer Barry Staub and borough laborer Ear! Smith from CETA employment status to the borough effective October 1. Mayor Robert Brodbeck announced that -he borough has received an award for having no traffic fatalities in the borough for the loth year. D. B.

SICILIA Domemck B. Sicslja has been named to the new position of business manager for auxiliary enterprises Mount Sa'int Mary's College. Sicilia will be responsible for the operation of the Mount's Coffeehouse and Rathskellar and will coordinate all vending at the college He will also serve as a liaison the Mount administration and the college food service. A self-employed dairy farmer since 1975" Siciha has had extensive experience in college administration. He has served as Director of Student Activities at L'tica College and as Conference Bureau Coordinator at Indiana University An slumnus of Frostburg State College.

Siciha re" ceived his M.S. Education from Indiana University A native of Frederick. Maryland. Sicilia -s a member of the International Association of College Unions and the National Association of Student Personnel Administration. He and his wife.

Karen, and son. Domenick currently reside in Creagerstown. where they are restoring an i3th centurv house. DEATHS 'Continued from Page Mrs. Charles BJeyer Jr.

Mrs. Margaret E'. Bleyer. 56. Camp HilL and formerly of OberliB died Monday in Poiyclimc Medi- cai Center- She as a member of Ober- hn Gardens Bible Chapel vmg her husband Charles B5eer two sons.

Charles HlofLewas- berr 2 and Richard of Enola. two daughters. Miss Nancv. with whom she lived, and Mrs. Barbara Shelton of Ne-A Market.

Tenn a bro'her. John Buchenauer of Harrisburg five sisters. Mrs Elizabeth Gouse of New- Cumberland. Mrs. Helen Neymayer and Mrs Catherine Fegley.

both of Enoia. Mrs Anna Garrnan of Gardners and Mrs. a Harnmaker of Wmston- and three granochiidren. Services be Thursdaj at 3u a.m. at the funtra! home at 112 N.

Harrisburg James Batcn her pastor, will officiate Burial will be in Baldwin Cemetery Fnends may caii at the funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 PAGE FIVE HARRISBURG A -Pennsylvania's unemployment rate jumped from 6.3 percent to 7.3 percent in August, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The bureau said Tuesday that an estimated 385.000 were out of work last month, up from 336.000 in July. The estimates were on a survey of about 3.100 households. The bureau said rt had insufficient informa- tion to say which industries were hit hardest by the rising unemployment. Mrs.

Dennis A. Leonard Mrs P. Leonard. 54. of 4.

died Tues- da afternoon a' Hanover -A here she has been a patient for dajs She -xi-f born Mecnanicsburg. daughter of the Jessie -and Helen Sahlensiock Brooks. She was the wife of the late Dennis A. Leonard who died in 1971 She was a sr.emfaer of the Sacrea Heart Basilica Church sn Edgegrove. Surviving are: sons James E.

Leonard and Richard A. Leonard, both of Hanover R. Stephen F. Leonard of 637 E. Middle Hanover, daughters Mrs.

Joan E. Hagerman of 61)5 Fredenck Hanover. Mrs. Jean M. Hartiess of Center- and Mrs.

Patricia A. Boone of New Oxford seven grandchildren: brothers Brooks, of 11 Bowman Robert Brooks of 362 High and Donald Brooks of 149 Jackson all of Hanover: sssters Mrs. Jessie Hawk of 522 Broadway Hanover. Mrs Marguerite Furhman of 410 Third Hanover. Mrs.

Evelyn Rineman of Littlestown. Mrs Esther Sterner of Whitehall. Mrs. Bettv Laudis of York. Mrs" Mildred Albright of Lewisberry.

Pa. FuneraJ services wjlj be Friday sneetsng at tne Hicks Funeral Home at 8 30 a followed by a Mass of Christian Bunal at the Sacred Heart Basilsca Church. 9 a.m. with Msgr Thomas McGpugh. celebrant Buna! be in the par-sis ery Friends ma cail the funera! home Tbursdav wsll be offered at 8 p.rr; Memorials may be her name to the Mescal Center care of ihe Four Diamond Fund Gerald W.

Mvers Gerald Mers. 44. of Gsrcaers 2. Monca sn Carhsle Hospua! of injuries suffered an au- tornobiie accident Aug 19 He was an employee of Kmney Shoe Co Carlisle, and a member of the IcaviUe United Brethren Church He is survived his wife. Mrs Helen Mers of Holjy Springs, two brother 5 John of Newvdie and Maynard of York Scrir.es.

four sisters. Mrs. Jean Raudabaugh and Miss Virginia Mers both of Boiling Springs. Mrs. Beny Sheriff of Carlisle 4 and -Mrs Coan-e Miller of Carlisle Services be on Thursday at 11 a.m.

at the funeral home at 501 N. BaJ- timore Mt. Holly Springs, with Rev H. Dorsey Glover Jr officiating. Burial will be ts Idaville Cemetery.

Friends ma call at the faneral home tonight after 7 Miss Blanche G. Irvin Msss Blanche Irvm. 82. of Orr.ar.na R. j.

died Tuesday afternoon at Warner Hospital. She was bom in Orrtanna, caughter of the late John A. and Emma She was a member of St. Ignauus Catholic Church. and the National Council of Catholic Women Miss In, in was the last of her famiS.

and is survived by a number of nieces and rsephews Funeral will be held Fnday meeting at the Monahan Funeral Home. ni.togo so Ignatius Catholic Church for a Mass of Christian Burial 10 a.m. with Rev Car! Steffen. celebrant. Interment be the church cemetery Friends ma call at the funera! home Thursday evening with the rosary to be o.m.

Birth .4 nnouncement HANOVER HOSPITAL Mr and Mrs. Aiex San- cers. 779 Long Lane. Gettysburg, a daughter. Monday YORK HOSPITAL Mr and Mrs Robert C.

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