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Maytown Fire Co. Auxiliary
is sponsoring a
Chicken Barbeque
3p.m. til 7 July 30
Maytown Fire Hall
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Mount Joy swimmers defeated
The Mount Joy Swim
Team had their first defeat
on Thursday, July 14,
against Landisville, with a
score of 179 to 251.
Even though defeated,
the team broke several pool
records. Amy Hess broke
three pool records. Her
Freestyle time was 16.1;
Butterfly 16.8 and the girls
10, & under relay team,
consisting of Amy, Hope
Maderia, Dee Arndt, and
Stacy Gingrich had a record
time of 1:11.4. Stacy Ging-
rich’s time in breaststroke
was 22.6, Sherri Kinsey's
Freestyle S0 meters was
30.4, and butterfly 34.2.
Brian Newcomer's SO meter
Back Stroke was 36.1.
Coach Hoffman listed the
following winners:
Tripple winners
S&U: S. Ricedorf, FR,
BR, FLY; B.. Kling, FR,
BR, R and T. McGarvey,
BK, FLY, R.
10&U: Amy Hess, FR,
FLY, R: D. Amdt, FR,
FLY, R; H. Maderia, BK,
BR. R; M. Keller, FR, BR,
R and J. Darkey, BK, FLY,
R.
12&U: A. Westerman,
FR, FLY, R.
In the Lancaster County
Women’s Softball league
this past week, the top
team, Farm Diner, took a
fall from first place to
share second notch with
Marietta. Marietta defeated
Bainbridge 26-10 with Rae-
ann Parker as the winning
pitcher. Al' members of the
Marietta team got hits at
bat.
14&U:
er, FR, BK, R.
17&U: J. Hayman, Fr,
BK, R.
Double Winners
8&U: S. Ney, BK, R and
A. Breault, FR, R.
10&U: S. Gingrich, BR,
R.
12&U: M. Newlin, FR,
R:*E. Zuch, BK, R; D.
“Rice, BR, FLY; B. Moran,
BR, R; M. Jones, FR, BR
and M. Shearer, BK, FLY.
14&U: F. Straub, FR, R;
R. Fellenbaum, BK, BR
and M. Mumma, FLY, R.
17&U: K. Rice, FR, BR;
L. Mumma, BK, FLY and
M. Drace, BK, FLY.
Single Winners
8&U: L. Musser, BR and
A. Miller, Bk.
10&U: K. Jones, R and
S. Frantz, R.
14&U: B. Germer, Br; P.
Moran, BR and T. Swarr,
RB.
17& Under: C. Rice, Br.
The parents club is
holding a food sale on
Sunday, July 24th at the
pool. All parents are asked
to donate toward the fund
raiser.
Women’s Softball League
winning two and losing
one. They defeated Longe-
neckers’ by a score of
18-11. Harriet Suder led
her team at bat with a
triple. Mount Joy came
back and defeated Heist-
ands’ later last week by a
score of 20-13. Mary Ryder
had a 3 base hit—2 doubles
and a single.
Elizabethtown Merchants
S. Kinsey, FR,
BK, FLY and B. Newcom-
G
July 20, 1977
ary Newton
Gary Newton
is new youth pastor
**Jesus Christ is the
answer to people's needs;
but we as a church must
demonstrate in a down-to-
-earth way how Jesus
Christ can meet those
needs,’ says Gary Newton.
Gary is the new assistant
pastor at the Congrega-
tional Bible Church in
Marietta —his official title
is Pastor of Christian Edu-
cation and Youth —and
he’s been here three weeks
now. As the name implies,
his major duties will in-
volve working with young
people.
Gary comes to Marietta
by way of Halifax, Nova
Scotia (his birthplace),
Education at Houghton,
then got an M.A. from
Trinity Seminary in Chi
cago.
Gary's wife Joy, 24,
whom he met at Houghton,
will be assisting him in his
work here. She hopes to
attend Millersville State for
a Masters in counseling.
Gary will be spending a
lot of time at the church
Youth Center on Front
Street. He also is involved
in directing the summer
camp in Honeybrook, PA.
Next year, Gary would like
to have an all-summer-long
program for local youth.
“My goal is to develop a
more creative ministry to
the needs of young people
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' Farm Diner was given its were defeated by Mount London, Toronto, New York in the community,”” he
5 5 second loss by Longeneck- Joy, with a score of 29-21. City, Cleveland, and Chica- says. fo
$ ow IBBERSON S $ Sh the fr of a Souhye Tae League standings go His long list results Gary finds the heople in Si
1eader at ongenecker’'s are as follows: rom the fact that his father our area ‘‘very friendly,” é
$ CARPET FOR HOME AND CAR field. Kathy Buckius pitch- Farm Diner won 10 - lost is a much-transfered and likes the “country. dg
$ 2 1660 SOUTH MARKET STREET ed Longeneckers to a 5-3 2; Marietta 10-2; Mount businessman. Most recent- think we’ll probably stay H
} ELIZABETHTOWN, PA 17022 victory. Farm Diner won Joy 9-4; Longeneckers 8-6; ly he spent two years as a here for a good while,”” he la
$ Hours: Mon., Tues., & Wed.—9 a.m.-5:30 p.m. the second game, however, Elizabethtown Merchants dorm counselor at Hough- told us. | di
} Thurs. & Fri.—9 a.m.-9 p.m. with a score of 10-2. 8-S; Bainbridge 4-9; Heist- ton College in New York. Gary told us that he will
$ Sat.—9 a.m.-12 noon Mount Joy team had ands 2-12 and Penn Elm Gary got his B.A. in be available to counsel any ar
2 Closed Sun. & Holidays : : three games this week, 0-14. Psychology and Christian young person in the area. L:
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7th & Poplar , on Route 441 and Bank The office will be staffed
Norlanco Health Center
(Emergency Entrance)
(Mount Joy Area Only)
Cosmos
Dirty Dozen
Super Stars
Street in Marietta, is ex-
pected to be completed in
by a full time physician,
Dr. Richard Charles, who
early August and open recently completed his
hata ————a ; shortly after. training at the Harrisburg
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The 4,000 square foot Hospital.
Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
Box 75-A, R.D. #1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesday
(52 issues per year)
426-2212 or 653-8383
Publisher—Nancy H. Bromer
Editor— Nick Bromer
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Business Manager—Jody Bass
Society Editor—Hazel Baker
Staff—Patty Flowers
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10 Decatur St., Marietta—426-3918
medical facility is owned
and operated by St. Joseph
Hospital and Health Care
Center.
It grew out of the former
practice of Dr. Michael
Gratch of Maytown and has
been operating as the
Marietta-Maytown Family
Health Center in his former
office.
Funds for construction
were provided by St. Jo-
seph Hospital and a signifi-
cant portion of personnel
and daily operating ex-
penses are covered through
a grant from the Robert
Wood Johnson Foundation.
St. Joseph Hospital is one
of approximately thirty pro-
In addition to Dr. Char-
les, a group of family
practice physicians will of-
fer pre-natal services each
Monday afternoon.
Regular daily hours will
be maintained, including
evening hours several days
per week.
An open house and
dedication ceremony are
being planned and will be
held shortly after the open-
ing of the Center.
Additional information
can be obtained by calling
426-3831 until the new
Center opens. At this time
the number will become
653-1431.