In addition, his meetings for health, safety and welfare and public works committees were cancelled three times this year, borough records show. Community Center to benefit from Home Tour Nine Newville homes and a business will be featured on the 1997 Newville Holiday Home tour Sunday. Proceeds will benefit Newville Area Community Center. Several other businesses and organizations, including the center, will also be open for visitors during the tour, which will run from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Community center Director Doug Lowery estimates the entire tour will take 90 minutes to two hours to complete.
Organizers say the homes selected for the tour are in a cluster to make a leisurely walk possible.
Proceeds from the event will help cover operating expenses at the center, which offers programs ranging from aerobics and volleyball to karate and trips. Booklets bound with green paper and containing basic information on each stop will serve as tickets for the tour. For more information, call Newville Area Community Center at 776-4393. Science center, observatory planned at college Dickinson College is planning a new science center with a rooftop observatory at the northwest corner of West Louther and North College streets. The 23,400 square foot, two-story structure will house the math, physics, computer science and astronomy departments and a planetarium.