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Honor roll named at W. I. Beahm school
“A” HONOR ROLL
7th grade
Jeffrey Duke, Cheryl
Grimm, Donna Hay, Mindy
Lambert, Timothy Milo-
vich, Darlene Musser,
Darlene Rutt, and Georgi-
ann Westerman.
“B’’ HONOR ROLL
7th grade
LaTisha Barnitz, Steven
Bowman, Reba Brubaker,
Joyce Darkey, Sherry Derr,
and Bonnie Drace.
Robert Dunkleberger,
Corrine Frey, Sherry Frey,
Tammy Fry, Kim Gainer,
and Susan Gebhart.
Jay Garber, Tracey Geib,
Lori Grubb, Bill Hall,
Brenda Hershey, David
Hess, Kelly Hoover, and
Lynn Jenkins.
Colleen Jones, Trudy
Kelly, John Kerschner,
Mary Kline, Philip Landis,
David Laughman, Craig
Lehman, and Susan Malik.
Maxine Maxwell, Philip
Mellinger, Constance Men-
gel, Gina Mohr, Duane
Musser, Jennifer Mylin,
Greg Nell, and Lisa Nell.
Cindy Peifer, Allen Pen-
well, Kim Perry, Roxanne
Shank, Amy Showalter,
Lori Simmons, Bruce Sip-
ling, Melissa Sperla, Philip
Spickler, William Thome,
and Daryl Witman.
“A” HONOR ROLL
8th grade
Lisa Aungst, Sherri Kin-
sey, Phil Landis, Karla
Rex, and Doris Saylor.
‘““B> HONOR ROLL
8th grade
Thersa Berg, Gordon
Brightbill, Colleen Bru-
Old Dick Bromer had some cows
“Doctor Dick’ Bromer,
R.D.#1, Marietta, had a
little trouble (again) with
his livestock last week.
On Saturday, June S, six
little black heifers which
had just been delivered to
Bromer’s farm, broke
through an electric fence
around his pasture and
took off across the country-
side.
With the help of numer-
ous neighbors over a period
of five days, all the run-
aways were returned to
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Friday, June 18, at the
social hall of the Grace
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Bromer. The animals were
trapped where they tried to
join the herds of Harry
Aungst, Don Mowrer, and
Irwin Engle. Aungst,
Mowrer, and Engle separ-
ated the heifers from their
herds and returned them to
Bromer.
(Oscar Leas permitted
Bromer to tie up one of the
first captured animals in
Leas’ barnyard as a lure to
those still at large then.)
All six are presently
secure in Bromer’s barn-
Lancaster. ;
All single parents, be-
cause of death, divorce,
separation, or unmarried
status who have at least
one living unmarried child
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yard, where they are get-
ing slowly conditioned to
an elictric wire.
Bromer is also com-
pleting putting up a woven
fence around his entire
pasture.
(Three years ago seven-
teen young Holstein bulls
broke through the electric
wire around Bromer’s place
and ran two miles toward
Maytown. A dozen neigh-
bors assisted him then in
herding the bulls back to
the barn.)
to meet
under 21 years of age are
invited to attend.
More information may be
obtained by calling Jane
Sumpman at 684-7617.
2AMnAM ACARD
400 W. Bainbridge St.
Elizabethtown, Pa.
367-1128
baker, Pamela Ebersole,
Julie Endslow, Kevin
Eshleman, and Scott
Eshleman.
Connie Frey, Joe Garlin,
Scott Gerberich, Susan
Gillham, Bill Gutshall,
Tracee Gotwalt, Mitch
Johnson, and Kathy
Keener.
Judy Kerschner, Doug
Kline, Greg Laughlin,
Tracy McCoy, Mary Mes-
zaros, Mitchell Mummaw,
Vicky Noll, Beth Prowell, -
Barbara Stoner, Donna
Tilley, Mark Wagner, and
Dale White.
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