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Beth Bowser Helps To Plan National Youth Conference THE GETTYSBURG TIMES. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 17, 1979 SCHOOL MENUS ARENDTSVTLLE Monday, hot dogs, potato china, applesauce, milk Tuesday, Thanksgiving Dinner, roast turkey, stuffing, whip. pai potatoes, gravy, corn, cranberry salad, pilgrim rolls with butter, pumpkin pie with whipped cream, pumpkin candy, milk Wednesday, peanut butter and jelly sandwich, tomato or ham and bean soup, crackers, fruit milk Thursday. Vacation Thanksgiving No School Friday, No School TV REVIEW: Amateur Sleuths Are The New Trend On TV CONFERENCE PLANNERS Beth Bowser of Gettys- and Marie Nehei plan a national conference for the rethren Yocth to be held this summer at Jtratata College, Huntingdon Pa.

Miss Bowser is a member of we steering committee. Miss Neher is coordinator. Beth Bowser of Gettysburg is helping plan a national conference for Church of the Brethren youth She is one of 12 persons serving on the steering committee for the Brethren Conference to be held June 20-24. on the Jumata College Campus, Huntingdon As a district representative on the steering committee, Miss Bowser has helped in determining the theme, symbol and selected leader- MIVE WAYHESBORQ Phane 762-35OO 'SEX ROULETTE' Shew TJO to 10 ship for the conference She will also help determine specific policies regarding the way the conference functions During the conference itself, Beth will be involved in many behind the-scene activities The Confer-. ence occurs every four years and uses Biblical and theological reflection to focus on a selected topic The theme for the 1980 conference, 'Do Justice Love Tenderly Walk is taken from Micah 6 8 The same scripture provides the basis for the Church of the Brethren Goals for the 80s statement Miss Bowser is a senior at the Gettysburg High School She is the daughter of Rev Harold and Betty Bowser of Gettysburg She is a member of the Gettysburg Church of the Brethren The Church of the Brethren, a denomination of about 175 000 members, is headquartered in Elgin, III BENDERSV1LLE Monday, hot dog, French fries.

baked beans, pudding, milk Tuesday. Thanksgiving Dinner roast turkey, stuffing, whipped potatoes, gravy, corn, cranberry salad, pilgrim rolls and butter, pumpkin pie with whipped cream, pumpkin candy, mints. milk Wednesday, hoagie. chips. applesauce, doughnut milk Thursday, Thanksgiving No SchooL Friday No School BIGLERVILLE ELEM.

Monday, frank in roll, potato rounds green beans, pudding. milk Tuesday, roast turkey, stuf fmg, whipped potatoes, gravy. corn, cranberry salad, pilgrim rolls and butter pumpkin pie with whipped topping pumpkin candy and mints, milk Wednesday. hamburg sandwich potato chips, applesauce or baked beans. orange juice, peanut butter cookie milk Thursday, Thanksgiving No School Friday No School CLOSING FOR THE SEASON NOVEMBER 18th Thanks for Your Patronage.

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Thanksgiving No school Friday No School CONEWAGO TWP. ELEM. Monday, hamburg on roll, buttered peas, potato stix, fruit milk Tuesday, turkey and filling gravy buttered corn cranberry sauce fruit cup. milk Wednesday, ham pattie on roll, sweet potatoes, potato chips fruit, milk Thursday, No School Friday, No School CATHOLIC WAR VETS 1342 Bonneauville, Pa. TURKEY WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS PAN FRIED CHICKEN STEAKS ETC.

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11 A.M. to 2 P.M. By PETER J. BOYER AP Television Writer LOS ANGELES A A couple of publicity sheets arrived from NBC the other day announcing the development of two new shows for the network. "Momma" and "Allison Sydney Harrison," they were called So what 9 Well, the subject matter of these planned shows seems noteworthy, perhaps even telling "Momma, a pilot starring Esther Rolle.

is about a housemaid "with an abiding passion for murder mysteries "Allison Sydney Harrison" is about a 14-year-old kid, daughter of a high-priced detective, who has "an insatiable curiosity and a terrific nose for trouble And, no tered green beans, cornbread, syrup, bread and butter, milk Tuesday, roast turkey, filling, mashed potatoes, gravy buttered hmas, cranberry sauce, ice cream, bread and butter, milk Wednesday, sausage, sauerkraut, mashed potatoes apple crisp bread and butter, milk Thursday, No School Friday. No School GETTYSBURG Monday, lasagna, cole slaw fruit cup, bread and butter, milk Tuesday, Thanksgiving Dm ner, roast turkey filling and gravy, whipped potatoes, but tered peas, cranberry sauce, ice cream, bread and butter, milk Wednesday, frankfurter on roll, baked beans, corn twist, peaches milk Thursday, No School Friday No School LITTLESTOWN Monday, frankfurter on bun baked beans, celery and carrot sticks, peach crisp, milk Tuesday, vegetable beef soup, saltmes bologna and cheese sandwich, pear, milk Wednesday, Thanksgiving Special, creamed turkey on fit ling, whipped potatoes buttered corn, pickles, pumpkin pie, milk Thursday, Vacation Friday, Vacation NEW OXFORD ELEM. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION Monday spaghetti with meat sauce, buttered peas, fruit mix. celery and carrots, bread and butter, milk Tuesday, turkey roll sandwich, sweet rice, peaches, cookie, milk Wednesday, pizza with cheese, corn, pineapples, crackers and peanut butter milk Thursday, No School Friday. No School NEW OXFORD HIGH Monday, hot dog on roll with or without sauerkraut baked beans apple crisp, milk Tuesday, lasagna tossed salad, Italian bread and butter school made applesauce cake milk Wednesday, fish sandw, i French fries, celery and can sticks, one half pear, sunddL whirl, milk Thursday No School Friday, No School doubt, an abiding passion tor mysteries Yes.

1 smell trend here The amateur detective is the coming thing Cops or professional private detectives have become passe on TV Having an amateur solve crimes allows for much more ludicrous situations NBC already has a housewife-detective with a passion for mystery Loves a and soon it will have a housemaid- detective and a precocious kid-detective. ABC has a show about a rich couple with an abiding passion for mysteries. "Hart to Hart There are bound to be more In fact a quick bit of checking surfaced several amateur detective pilots that may soon appear on a network schedule 'Nemo of the North, about an Eskimo sled driver with an abiding passion for mysteries In the pilot. Nemo stumbles across plans by a group of sinister condominium developers to melt entire neighborhoods and then buy up the land cheap President," about a chief executive who has an abiding passion for mys tenes In the pilot, Mr President tries to solve the disappearance of his personal pollster, while a nation goes to pot --'Leo, about a Pope with an abiding passion for mys tenes In the pilot. Pope Leo investigates the theft of Rome's last Nash Rambler about a jet- setting Arab oil sheik with an abiding passion for mysteries In the pilot.

Abdul investigates the swindling of a countryman who bought 10 000 acres of Georgia swampland believing it to be Newark Benny the Wmo about a down-and-outer i an a i i passion for mysteries In the pilot. Benny drinks milk and becomes ill He tries to find out why Emergency Mystery about a private detective who does NOT have an abiding passion for mysteries So, he goes to medical school and becomes a noted surgeon Then he develops an abiding passion for mysteries 'Mo, about Morns Sibbit? a TV executive with an abiding passion for mysteries In the pilot caper. Mo tries to solve the disappearance of a new idea from a major network When he can solve the mystery, he tries to pass off a hackneyed old idea as the missing new idea He is declared a genius and made president of the network PAGE FIVE MISS WORLD 197ft-Miss Bermuda, Gina Swainson, 21- year-old student, holds on to her crown after winning the Miss World 1979 title at the Royal Albert Hall here Thursday night. (APWIREPHOTO) Nuclear Meltdowns More Likely Than NRC Admits WASHINGTON A -Nuclear reactor core meltdowns are more likely than the Nuclear Regulatory Commission admits warns a task force reviewing the accident at Three Mile Island The Lessons Learned Task Force made up of NRC sci enlists and engineers recommended Wednesday that the commission begin considering meltdown possibilities in its power plant licensing specifications In a 50-page report deli vered at a special briefing the advisory body also told the NRC it should require nuclear workers to undergo training for meltdowns in addition to intensified drilling in routine procedures. Meltdowns now are considered such remote possibilities the NRC has no power plant design requirements to deal with them should they occur But because the TMI acci- -dent "exceeded many of the present design bases and was a "significant precursor of a coremelt the NRC should alter its licens ing requirements the task force found A meltdown the most disastrous nuclear accident, is achieved when hot uranium fuel rods are left uncovered by reactor cooling water If a meltdown were to occur radioactive atomic fuel hotter than 5,000 degrees could melt through a reactor's concrete and steel containment structure Fuel rods were uncovered for several minutes at Three Mile Island last March, but a meltdown was averted, NRC officials said The task force suggested that the NRC require reactor containment structures to be built with pressure relieving Farmers' Market Report Apples were plentiful at the Adams County Farmers' Market on Race Horse Alley this morning, with 12 varieties on sale at 65 cents a quarter peck, and $1.15 a half peck.

They were also available by the half bushel, to $4.50 Quinces sold at 60 cents a quarter peck, and $1 10 a half peck Vegetables included sweet potatoes, 50 cents a box, green beans, 30 cents a box, peppers, five and 10 cents each; hot peppers, 50 cents a box, cauliflower, 60 cents a head, onions, 50cents a box, pumpkins, 20 cents to $1 each, squash, 10to25cents each, winter radishes, 50 cents a box, parsley, 20cents a bunch, potatoes, 30 cents a box, 55 cents a quarter peck, and 95 cents a half peck Honey in the comb sold for $1 55 a box and strained honey was $1 10 for a pound jar English walnuts were 50 cents a box, apple butter sold for 75 cents a pint jar Cider was 85 cents for a half gallon and SI 65 a gallon Large white eggs were 78 cents a dozen and extra large eggs were 80 cents a dozen vents to allow radioactive gases toescape if a meltdown begins The NRC currently forbids direct gas venting from a reactor because of radiation dangers, but the task force said those hazards would be less severe than the consequences of a meltdown HfcYI ITALIAN STEAK I SANDWICH SPECIAL 2 for $2.50 With This Coupon. I BIG TASTEE FREEZ YORK STREET GETTYSBURG I Expires Nov. 21, 1979 1 I I I -K EKDAHL'S CAMPER AUTO SALES Bus. Rt. Mile North Gettysburg, Pa.

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