Page 16 - SUSQUEHANNA TIMES Women’s softball all-stars play Mount Joy, E-town and Heistands easily defeated the combination of Farm Diner, Longenecker’s, Chapman’s and Bainbridge by a score of 27-11. Reann Parker, the winning The Lancaster County Women’s Softball League ended its season with its annual all-star game Satur- day at the Elizabethtown Community Park. Eight league teams sent all-stars to the game. Participants were: from Farm Diner- Lois Flowers, Tina Garner, Sylvia Sumpman, Dottie Krafft and Patsy Landvater from Marietta- Pam Kulp, Holly Baker, Norma Heisey, Reann Parker and Lolly Baker from Mount Joy- Sharon Grissinger, Carol McKain, Sherri Kinsey and Darla Kelly from Longenecker’s- riet Sauders, Buckius, Mary Bixler from Chapman’s- Marty Ebersole, Lori Van Note, Terry Taylor from Heistands- Pat Simone, Roxanne Wagner and Sally Fanus from Bainbridge- Pam Nau- man, Bea Rapp and Sue Kline Har- Kathy from E-town Merchants- Pat Hilsher, Kim Rabuck and Rhonda Shope The team of Marietta, FINAL STANDINGS WOMEN'S SOFTBALL LEAGUE Won Lost Farm Diner 17 3 Marietta 15 S Mount Joy 13 7 Longenecker’s 12 8 Chapman's 12 8 Merchants 11 7 Heistands S 15 Bainbridge 5 1S Penn Elm 0 20 The All-Star players of the three top teams in the league. In the front row are the all-star Farm Diner champs: left to right, Lois Flowers, Tina Garner, Pat Landvater, Dottie, Krafft, Sylvia Sumpman, and coach Jack Longenecker. The 2nd place team, Marietta, is represented by, in the 2nd Carol McKain, Sharon Grissinger and Roxanne Wagner all slugged 2 hits each. Tina Garner led the losers with a double and a triple. pitcher, got good relief from Pat Simone. Lolly Baker led the winning attack with four hits. Norma Heisey and Pat Hilsher had 3 hits apiece. Holly Baker, Sherri Kinsey, nay Go 28 Sherri Kinsey scores a run at the Lancaster County Women’s Softball All-Stars game. row, Holly Baker, Lolly Baker, Raeann Parker, Norma Heisey, and coach Winnie Bensinger. The Mount Joy team all-stars sit in the back. They are Carol McKain, Sharon Grissinger, Sherri Kinsey, Darla Kelly, and coach Walt Gallagher. August 17, 1977 Marietta Borough Council meets At the last meeting, Council approved revised plans for the development of 25 apartments and 25 townhouses on two and a half acres of land near the intersection of Clay and Market Streets. All of the one-bedroom units will be built around the existing trees. The new plans have been approved by both the Marietta and County plan- ing commissions. The de- veloper will be Jon Schlos- ser of York. Councilmen Ken Ross, Dave White, and Oliver Overlander are forming a committee within Council to apply for funds from the Lancaster-Lebanon Man- power Consortium. If the funds come through, they would be used for some of the following: formulating a comprehensive plan for Marietta; planting trees; fixing up the old town hall museum; buying a lot for park space; or repairing the baseball field at Mem orial Park. An ordinance, approved which prohibits #777 was unleashed dogs, the use of alcohol, and the defacing of property in Borough parks. The ordinance also restricts bicycle use to certain areas and permits fires only in available fireplaces. $1000 was allocated for work on the curbs at Gay Street and Longenecker Avenue. $200 was set aside for supplies to repaint the museum. new A committee of Front Street residents has been formed to confer with the Street Committee prior to resurfacing Front Street. The local representatives are Jack Frey, Mary Detz, Jack and Joanne Shaub, Jerry Martin, and Kitty Shank. The inclusion of the Marietta Ambulance per- sonnel in the Borough insurance policy will be considered. It was decided to. hold the November meeting on the 1st of the month so as not to conflict with the elections. A representative of the Lancaster YMCA told the group about programs available to township res- idents, which would de- pend on the construction of facilities. Zoning Officer Tom Lavin submitted the total value of buildings permit- ted since May Sth. The sum, of both new buildings and renovations, is worth $148,130.00. Mr. Lavin also reported that four variance hearings are pending. It was brought out that, since parking meter fees were raised when the new meter heads were installed last February, income from the devices has gone up by 100 percent over the same period last year. Since March, $1449 in change has been stuffed into the slots, while last year only $691 came in. The following is a letter to the Marietta Borough Council by a group of residents of Longenecker Avenue’s 100’s block. -ed. We, the undersigned property owners on Long- enecker Avenue, in the Borough of Marietta, Penn- sylvania, do hereby make known to the members of the council that we protest the recent decision of the council to install curbing along our premises and to pave Longeneecker Avenue and that we will reluctantly comply with said action of borough council although our views concerning pos- sible drainage problems, basement flooding, etc., Letter To the editor; We wish to thank the helpers, leaders, and in- structors who helped make the day camp of Donegal Neighborhood, Penn Laurel Girl Scouts, Inc., a great success. Mrs. Donna Wetzel, Mrs. LaVon Harnish, Mrs. Gladys Applegate, Mrs. Jeanette Ruth, Mrs. Lydia Stonesifer, Mrs. Jane Zim- merman, Miss Sheri Good, Mrs. Judy Funk, Mrs. Judie Weller, Mrs. Sharon Marley, Mrs. Judy Wilson, Mrs. Mary Kerschner, have been made known earlier to members of the council and have not been accepted. This letter will serve to put the council on notice that should any damage ensue to any of our respective properties which is-attributable to the paving and curbing pursuant to the borough engineer’s plans and specifications, that we shall hold council responsible for the same and look to council for redress. Respectfully yours, [a list of 14 individual and married couple home- owners follows. ] Mrs. Jeanine Billet, Mrs. Carroll Koller, Miss Kelly O’Leary, Miss Tanya Mer- chant, Miss Sharon Gehman, Miss Colleen Bru- baker, and Mrs. Tracee Gotwalt. We also wish to thank the overnight staff: Donald Ruth, Mrs. Shirley Yingst, Mrs. Sandy Gingrich, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gantz. Nancy Kopf and Ella Gainer, co-directors of the Day Camp | | {
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