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Vol. 77 No. 39 October 12, 1977
Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
MARIETTA & MOUNT JOY, PA.
UEHANNA 1 1ME
FIFTEEN CENTS
" Corinine Frey
Classmates
honor
crash victim 4
Corinne
Frey
The freshman class at
Donegal High dedicated
their homecoming parade
float to the memory of
classmate Corinne Frey,
13, who was killed in a car
crash on Monday of last
week.
It was the kind of
gesture Corinne would
have helped to organize.
She was an active leader in
A Breckline
cleared
Homecoming:
Indians win, take Section 3 lead
Mimi Ginder is Homecoming Queen
oF
Kim Wilkinson and her flaming batons were part of the halftime show at the
Donegal-Elco game. Donegal cleaned up. Story on back page.
Historic districting official
buying Marietta mansion
Charles Herrington, the
Chief of Registration at the
National Register of His-
toric Places is Washington
D.C., has organised a
corporation to buy River-
Shaubach of Lancaster, and
the corporation has been
reached.
When the Susquehanna
Times asked Mr. Shaubach
to verify this information,
Mr. Herrington to glance
around the house, our
reporter talked with other
members of the group, who
are planning to join the
corporation.
One man described the
school activities: the kind : view Towers, a castle-like he denied knowing any-
of girl the whole commun- Bill Breckline mansion at the eastern end thing about either Mr. group as “‘a small circle of
ity is proud of. of Marietta. Herrington or ‘‘Riverview friends and acquaintances
The photo above was : th ki ¢ : Although Mr. Herring- Inc.” ; who dabble in culture and
taken at last year’s May Former Marisita roads Pape Te Fes, ton’s office Is mn charge of However, an investiga- the arts.
Queen contest at Beahm supervisor Bill Breckline, y as 5-2 In favor evaluating Marietta’s po- tion by our staff both Another man, asked
who had been charged with of firing Breckline. tential as a historic district, verified Mr. Herrington’s about Mr. Herrington,
Jr. High. Corinne was a
contestant.
This year, Corinne was a
freshman at Donegal High.
She was a member of the
stealing $500 in parking
meter receipts, was cleared
in District Court last
Thursday.
District Justice Richard
It seems almost certain
that the possibility of
offering Mr. Breckline his
old job will come up at
Tuesday night’s council
meeting.
the corporation will be
strictly a private venture.
The corporation does not
intend to buy other local
properties, but corporation
members, who may num-
credentials and left no
doubt in our minds that he
is acting in good faith.
In spite of Mr. Stau-
bach’s denials to the press,
characterized him as ‘‘one
of the great minds of the
twentieth century.”
Mr. Herrington told us
that his visit had nothing to
do with his official capacity
Mount Joy Mennonite Sheetz (standing i :
g in for . : ber 150 strong, are papers are now being
Church and its youth jugtice Ray Knorr, who According to informed interested in buying other drawn up to form the as evaluator of potential
fellowship. disqualified himself) dis- Soiices, some. councilmen local rties as indivi- corporation. Most of the historic districts, but was
were very surprised by the ocal propertl P : ’
Born in Lancaster, she
missed the charges against
duals.
members will probably be
motivated by interest in
wn hi 0 Bein has Mh ar decir 10 5 orks ago rm ne hg, DI Mart, He
er er : . - ; . - - - ‘6s .
preliminary hearing. : Herrington and 17 friends area, an informed source an area of most unique
still hangs over the former g hisworical value.”
Hershey Frey.
In addition to her
parents, she is survived by
a brother, Terry L., a
sister, Connie S., paternal
As we go to press,
Marietta Council has not
had an opportunity to
discuss the possibility of
offering to re-hire Mr.
roads supervisor.
The councilmen who
voted against Breckline’s
ouster, on the other hand,
may demand that he be
from the Washington, D.C.
area, toured Marietta with
local real estate agent Jack
~ Johnson.
Riverview Towers has
been on the market at a
says, and there may be up
to 150 members.
We interviewed Mr.
Herrington two weeks ago,
during his tour of Marietta
with real estate agent Jack
Johnson.
He told us that, as Chief
of Registration (the second
most important position in
the Preservation office), he
seldom actually visits pro-
grandparents, Mr. and Breckline. é offered his old post, now listed value of $170,000.
Mrs. Harold Frey, Bill Breckline was fired 1,.¢ the law has ed him According to members of The group began their posed Historic Districts, as
Marietta; and maternal on August 22, after ; ...ent. the corporation, a ‘private tour at the home of John there are 300 to 400 new
grandfather, Jacob R. borough cottacilmen heard agreement’’ between the Hinkle on [East Main ones each year.
Hershey, Quarryville.
charges that he had stolen
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mansion’s owner, Andrew
Street. While waiting for
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