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Lebanon Daily News, Lebanon, JM To Adopt In June Derry Schools' Budget Up, But Taxes Same HERSHEY Township The School Derry (Board tentatively approved the 1972-73 school budget totaling Tuesday night. The new budget calls for increased expenditures of $535,000 without any tax increase. More than 70 per cent of increased expenditures is due to increases in payroll expenses and capital improvements. An 8 per cent increase, or in payroll expenses is a result of recently concluded wage negotiations with the Hershey Education Association. Capital improvements scheduled for the coming year include $125,000 for a library addition to the elementary school: $48,363 Damage Is Set At $900 In Car-Truck Accident A car and a truck collided on Jay Street east of Route 72 Tuesday afternoon.

The drivers were identified as James L. Kreitzer, 25, 1128 Buttomvood St. and George Luch 29, 134 W. Market Jonestown. Neither driver was injured.

Damage was estimated at $500 to the Kreitzer car and $400 to Luch's vehicle, a Chevrolet truck. Patrolman Charles Burkholtz investigated. J.C,EHRLlCHLc 91 BCumb. Lebanon, Pa. Ph.

272-6396 State Regulation for land development and $9,500 for a junior high school parking lot. Other significant expenditures included in the hud gel are for two new school buses and for the writing, printing and distribution of a monthly publication designed to keep parents and taxpayers informed of school district activities. Increased stale funding, greater Inral tax revenues and funds transferred from the previous budget will permit the board to increase spending without it raising taxes, and the current real estate assessment tax rate of 46 mills will not have to be adjusted. The board will hold a public, meeting 6 at 8 p.m. in the senior high school cafeteria to review the budget.

Final adoption must come before the end of June. Jackson Twp. Supervisors Study Sewerage MYERSTOWN Jackson Township supervisors received proposals to do a sewerage feasibility study Monday oven- ing when they met in the Jackson Elementary School. Four engineering firms are being considered to do the study, which is mandated by the state Sewer Facilities Act SH7. The study provides for saltation with county and Research Awards Made To Med School Doctors HERSHEY Recent research awards were given to the following professional personnel in the Milton S.

Hershey Medical School: $56,976 federal renewal to Dr. G. Frank O. Tyers, assistant professor of surgery, for research on elimination of reoperative cardiac pacemaker $11,450 federal award to Dr. C.

Max Lang, chairman of comparative medicine, for improvement of Animal Resource Facility, and $34,108 federal award to Dr. Leonard S. Jefferson assistant professor of physiology, for study of regulation of liver growth and function. Dr. Robert Rubin, professor of psychiatry, has been named a fellow in the American College of Psychiatrists.

He is one of 21 psychiatrists from throughout the United States granted fellowships this year because of their "superior personal attri butes and professional abilities along with their years of experience in the field." con- area officials, reviewing land use and population trends, preparation o( a population survey, find forecasts of sewerage flows. After the study the firm chosen will present a summary with recommendations for'the most feasible plan to provide op- mum sewerage for the area. The summary will include cost estimates for development and suggestions for financing and cost sharing. Glenn Williams, secretary of the hoard, reported that the township's base radio station has been installed in his home to facilitale communication with the township workers. George Flanagan, president of the supervisors, said that the radio system will be of par ticular importance when snow removal becomes a problem.

A state trooper attended the meeting to ineaiire whether the township had any specific police problems. Police, the super visors were informed, are pa trolling through the township and are in the area and available through the Jonestown State Police station. Discussed were road problems and the hiring of extra workers Annville Businessmen's Assn, Elects Otficers ANNVlT.iLE The Annville nusinessmen's Association mot Monday evening at the Town Hall with seven members present, The nominating committee named the. following slate of officers for 1972-73: John H. Roper president; Gerald 0, Waltz vire president and Glenn Bender, secretary-treasurer.

These officers were duly elected. Bopor, the new president, appointed Nick Marinni chairman, Elmer Kreider, John Kreamer and Raymond Smith the Christmas lifihting conimit- ee. The committee will make a valking inspection of the dnwn- area and a ecommeiiflations for new street lighting. Orchestra Society Feature Area Pianist 1 blocks (ALSO PACKAGED ICE) Open Daily 7 A.M. to 5 P.M.

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK PICK UP AT PLANT (NO DELIVERIES) for the must be driver's license. summer. 18 and Applicant possess Berks County Farm Women Note Anniv, BETHEI entertainment A daughter, program high Auditor General Dept, imployes Get Pay Hike HARRISBURG (UP1) Five nindred employes in the auditor general's office will he getting iay raises starling July 1 un ler the terms of a contrac signed Tuesday between the Commonwealth and the em ployees union. Donald Culler, chief Pennsyl vania negotiator of the Amen can Federation of Stale, Coun ty and Municipal Employee? (AFSCME), said the 10 pe cent bike will be paid in two per cent boosts, one in Julj and one on November 15. Cutler said the employees wil also receive fully paid healt! and life insurance.

The contract covers field au ditors, corporation tax officers liquor store examiners, publi assistance investigators and cler ical personnel. Calls For Support Of US Maritime Industry WEAVER'S LZBAKOX BOLOGXA 15TH AVENUE AND WEAVERTOWN 272-5643 lighted the Mother and Daughtei Banquet and the 20th Anni versary Celebration of the Berk; County Farm Women's Group of Bethel held in Kimmerlings Church Social Hall near Leb anon, Monday (our members and guests at tended. Deneen Ebling and Bonnie Ehrnfelt, members of the Drum Majorettes of America, pre sented a baton twirling routine. Julie and Jean. Schmehl presented a skit entitled "Fishing." Lisa Keeney entertained with a recitation.

Mrs. Clayton Schmehl conducted a brief meeting following the dinner served by the Kimmerlings Church women and asked that members prepare to volunteer their services at the Berks Heim Open House to be held June 11. Members decided to give a donation to the Bethel-Tulpe- hocken Relocation of Library 10th Annual Campaign. Small prizes were awarded In various categories during the Mother and Daughter banquet. The next meeting will be held in Tulpehocken Manor near Myerstown June 27, beginning at 7 p.m.

SAN FRANCISCO top admiral has called fo "wholehearted, no-nonsense support of Hie maritime indu? try if the United States is regain "pre-eminence at sea from the Soviet Union. "The United States, clearly sea power by geography, ha been emphasizing land weapon ry and neglecting its se capabilities," said Rear Adm George H. Wilson, naval aide the Secretary of Commerce fo maritime affairs. Wilson said Monday that i The Hershey Trcheslra Society will feature larrishurg pianist, Miss Carol in its free concert on iiturday nl 7 p.m., as part of he Harrislnirs Arts Festival, 'he eoncorl will IIP held at the uldoor si ago area of the Wil- iain Museum and will he ireceedcd hy a short open re- earsal hoginnins at p.m. Miss Anderson will perform he I 1 Piano Concerto 1 in flat.

'Phis concerto is also JIIOWM as the Triangle Concerlo since it is the first piano con- erto to use a triangle in the percussion section. This will be Miss Anderson's second appearance with the Hershey Orchestra. She was one of the irst group of audition winners and performed the Ravel Piano Concerlo with the Orchestra in 1971. A student of Natalie Hinder-as of the music faculty at Temple University, Miss Anderson has appeared in concert on numerous occasions in Harrisburg area. The May 27 concert program will also include the Bach a Concerto 4, featuring three members of the Orchestra.

The soloists will be Carol Talleff, violin, and Judy Congreve and Dr. Kenneth Woodside, flules. The final work to be presented will he the first Harrisburg performance of a set of three short songs for baritone voice and orchestra written by Ross Care. Care Is a composer, pianist and organist from Lancaster. Edwin Bolton a professional entertainer from Colonial Park, will be the soloist for Care song cycle.

Nunn Wins GOP Bid For Kentucky Senate Seat LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)- Fonnor fiov. Louie B. Nimu swept to viclory for the Rnpuhlicnn nomination for son- ator In prlmnry, Vice President, Spiro Afiuow telephoned congratulations anil promised support. N'unu, -18, limited by state law to one four-year sliitohousc term that ended last Dece-mhor, In telephone eall amplified loudspeakers In the campaign hendriuai'ters, Afinew told Nunn: "Wo uood you very )iully in l.hfl Senate.

If there is mylhiiin wo can do to help you, iust let, us know," 1 olltlcnl insiders hero say Nunn alinndoned a lucrative aw practice, to run at the filers Slate lliiiidleslon Sen. Walter "Dee" who won the DemoiTatie senatorial primary by an even greater margin. Huddlc.slon and Nunn arc competing for the seal ol retiring Republican Sen. Join Sherman Cooper, 70, who is stepping down after 20 years Kentucky Democrat years. 1ms not sent a to the Senate in 17 Hi-Ring of the Nixon administra- Ravioli Readiness! Now! Serve home-style San Giorgio Ravioli in minutes, Sin Giorgio Micaronl.

Bublldilry al 100,000 IN PIGEON CLUBS ESSEN, Germany The 9,000 West German pigeon clubs have more than 100,000 members. In 1971, more than 3.8 million pigeons were bred in this country. contrast to the Soviets, the United States "has little hope of continuing as a first class maritime power" a special link 'between the government and the maritime industry. SOUNDS CONTEST Savewur Pepsi seals feyorite musical group! (check your favorite group) Adam's Brother Plus Dad Bradley C. T.

Onion East Coast Invasion Freedom Train Jewel Tone Gospel Singers The New Breed Old Town Minstrels Pentagon The Sound of Coventry These musical groups are the ten finalists in this area's Pepsi-Cola "New Sounds" contest. Your vote can help send your favorite local group to stardom on their own LP album. Listen for the finalists on radio singing the Pepsi theme. To vote, simply remove a seal from Inside any Pepsi bottle cap and mall it to the address below with the name of your favorite group. Each seal one vote! Vote often, send in as many seals as you want, to: Pepsi "New Sounds" Contest P.O.

Box 2075 Baltimore, Maryland Contest ends July 15,1972 "ftpil Cola" And "Pmii" An Tridtmirii Of U.S. Pil. OK. 1 1H7. Int.

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