Karen Knight and Mark Herman
Knight & Herman for this month
Karen Knight and Mark Herman are Students of the Month at Riverview
Elementary School.
Karen is polite, takes care of the fish at home, and helps her mother by drying
dishes. She plays fair in jump rope, doesn’t run in the halls, lie or pick fights. She
cleans her room 3 times a week and works hard in school.
Mark hands in assignments on time, respects adults, and dresses neatly. He is a
reliable member of the safety patrol, and is always on time. He takes good care of his
parakeet, picks up trash in the park, and breaks up fights. He also cleans his
bedroom, does the dishes and takes good care of his bike.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. George
Grube, (Phyllis Ford) 3SB
West Donegal Street,
Mount Joy, a daughter in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Parke
Miller, (Ann Wenger)
Mount Joy R.D.#1, a daugh-
ter, at General Hospital
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elme
Marbury, (Marcene Wilson)
34 North Gay Street, Mari-
etta, a daughter at St.
Joseph's Hospital, Monday.
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“Toddler Topics’
A series of educational
packets called ‘‘Toddler
Topics’ will be published by
the Lancaster County Ex-
tension Service beginning in
February.
The topics give informa-
tion to the Young Home-
maker about children’s fant-
asies, gift giving, language
development, emergencies,
selecting bogks for children
Class planned
A course in lipreading will
be offered secon by The
Hearing Conservation Cen-
ter.
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in lipreading
Lipreading skills may be
used by any persen who has
any degree of hearing loss,
whether they use a hearing
aid, or not, to improve their
understanding of conversa-
tion.
The 8 week course will
begin Tuesday, January 27,
1976 at The Hearing Con-
servation Center in Lancas-
ter. Class time is 7 p.m. and
dismissal time is 8:30 p.m.
Classes are limited in size.
Interested persons may
reserve a spot in the class by
calling The Hearing Con-
servation Center at 397-4741
Additional information a-
bout the class may also be
obtained at that number.
...Council
[continued from page 1]
The council turned down 2
request from Witmer:
McCoy for action on that
company’s proposed build-
ing complex at the intersec-
tions of S. Market Ave.,
Angle St. and Donegal
Springs Road.
Council will study the
revised plans submitted by
Witmer-McCoy, and may
vote on the plans at next
month’s meeting.
Council hopes a meeting
among residents, develop-
ers and council can be
arranged to organize a
runoff control plan.
The Union National Bank
was selected as depository
for two years with William
Evy as treasurer.
Barley, Snyder, Cooper
and Barber were retained as
borough solictors. D.C.
Gohn Associates will be
borough engineers.
Appointments to boards
and commissions were: sec-
retary- zoning officer- Joe
Bateman; planning commis-
sion- Reuben Goodling and
Gene Bender; hearing board
- Albert Kleiner and Joseph
Dolan; authority- Paris
Sweigart.
Council will continue to
meet the second Monday of
each month at the Borough
Offices Building, Main St.,
at 7:30 p.m..
The Zoning Hearing
Board will hear an appeal of
Robert Kline on Weds., at 8
p.m., at the borough offices.
Robert Kline will appeal
the revocation of his build-
ing permit for pigeon coops
...Gloria
[continued from page 1]
The biggest advantage to
being Miss Lancaster is the
scholarship money and gifts
that come with the job.
Gloria is also paid for her
appearances.
Also, Gloria says, ‘‘Just
meeting all the people I've
met is an advantage.”
Gloria meets so many
people, she has trouble
remembering them all.
“When 1 go places,
people sometimes stare at
me,”’ Gloria says. ‘“‘I don’t
know if they know me from
the newspapers or some-
place else. It’s really funny
sometimes.”
People Gloria doesn’t
recognize walk up to her and
say, ‘‘Hi. How are you
doing? How’s school?’
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