Ibberson’s
CARPET FOR HOME & CAR
1660 S. MARKET ST.
ELIZABETHTOWN, PA. 17022
Open 9 to 5:30
Mon., Thurs., Fri. 9 to 9
starts
The Marietta Recreation
Association will sponsor the
annual ‘King and Queen’
Children’s Fair contest on
April 21, with Mrs. Robert
Carroll Ill and Mrs. Jim
Smith Jr., as co-chairper-
sons. The contest will
admit children between the
ages of nine months and
three years (with birthdays
Creative
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136 West Market Street
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426-2510
SHOP HOURS:
Mon., Tue., Thu. & Fri. 1—6
Sat. 10—6 Wed. & Sun.—CLOSED
after fair date for three
year olds). Last year’s
candidates may re-enter.
Winners will receive a $25
savings bond and first
funners up will be the
receipients of trophies. All
candidates must live within
the Marietta Boro limits.
Votes at 1c each may be
put in canisters placed in
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announced at a later date).
Photos of the contestants
will be placed above the
canisters. All candidates
may receive further in-
formation by calling the
chairpersons at 426-3958.
All entrees will receive a
consolation prize.
Another children’s fair
April 13, 1977
Marietta King and Queen contest
will be held Saturday, June
11, with the theme ‘TV:
Yesterday, Today, and To-
morrow’’. Mrs. Nelson
Thomas and Mrs. Dennis
Frymoyer are co-chairper-
sons of the Fair. Miss
Sandra Pittenturf will ar-
range the parade. Rain
date will be Sunday, June
12.
Free bus rides
The Red Rose Transit
Authority announced plans
for an RRTA ‘‘NO FARE
DAY’’. On Saturday, April
16, all RRTA bus rides on
every route in the City and
County of Lancaster will
operate free to transit
patrons. RRTA views its
“NO FARE DAY” as an
opportunity to diplay the
beginnings of improved
transit development in Lan-
caster. RRTA hopes ‘‘NO
FARE DAY” on April 16
will encourage the people
of Lancaster to become
regular RRTA riders. Be-
ginning Monday, April 11,
RRTA bus operators will be
distributing information
sheets that fully decribe
the proposed ‘‘NO FARE
DAY”.
Boy Scouts
hold fund drive
Philip Glatfelter, II, Vice
President of American
Bank in Columbia, announ-
ced the Kick-off of the
Sustaining Membership
Enrollment fund drive for
the Boy Scouts. Mr. Glat-
felter, Columbia Area
Chairman, is a life-long
resident of Columbia, has a
son, Carl, in Pack 3S of
Columbia, and a daughter
very active in the local Girl
Scout program.
Mr. Glatfelter accepted
the position as Chairman
for 2 reasons. The first is
the fine Scouting program
that has always existed in
Columbia under the direc-
tion of dedicated volunteers
and the Columbia Leaders
Scout Council which has
always worked closely with
the Western District and
the Lancaster-Lebanon
Council to provide an
excellent program for the
boys of Columbia.
The second reason was
the fact that the dedication
of the fine group of
workers will undoubtedly
result in the attainment of
the $2,00 goal.
Libhart to judge
art show
Henry M. Libhart of
Marietta, teach of art and
chairman of the art de-
partment, Elizabethtown
College will judge the 7th
annual Painting and Sculp-
ture Show at Lebanon,
Valley College.
The Lebanon Valley Col-
lege art department will
receive entries for the 7th
Annual Painting and Sculp-
ture Show Saturday, April
16 for 9:00 a.m. until 12:00
noon, and on Sunday April
17, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00
p.m. Richard Iskowitz,
chairman of the LVC art
department, has announced
that there is still time for
anyone wishing to submit
entries to be judged on
Saturday, April 23.
Each year approximately
150 regional artists enter
works ranging from pure
abstraction to realism and
reflecting professional and
semi-professional artistic
interests. Approximately
$400 in prizes will be
awarded in various cate-
gories of competition, and
accepted entries will be
displayed in the Allan W.
Mund College Center dur-
ing the LVC Spring Art
Festival April 28 through
May 1.
DID YOU HEAR...
Mr. J. Edward Charles
and Mr. Joseph Tom-
cauage, 2 local business-
men, became the First
Patron members in the
history of Columbia and
gave the campaign a tre-
mendous boost.
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