October 26, 1977
Kimberly Ann Goodhart marries
Eric Paul Droege
The marriage of Miss
Kimberly Ann Goodhart to
Mount Joy
Planning
Commission
agenda
The proposed agenda for
the Mount Joy Borough
Planning Commission
meeting to be held on
Thursday, October 27, at
7:30 p.m. in the Borough
Offices Building, 21 East
Main Street, Mount Joy, is
as follows:
1. Consider the proposed
102 lot Pennsbury Manor
subdivision of Jones and
Zink, Inc. located between
Wood Street and Donegal
Springs Road.
Discuss and consider the
12 lot subdivision of
Howard Bernhard located
on the west side of North
Angle Street in the Florin
Heights area.
Scott Maser
enlists
Scott Maser recently en-
listed in the Air Force. He
is married to the former
Judith Grove of 9 Donegal
Place, Marietta.
Mr. Maser will train to
be an electric power line
specialist, as well as
attending the Air Force
Community College for an
Associate's degree.
Wiley is PA
Agent of the
Year
Ray Wiley, Sr., of Mount
Joy, was named Agent of
the Year from Pennsylvania
at the Chicago meeting of
the Professional Insurance
Agents. The award is
based on professional
standing, contribution to
associations, and commun-
ity involvement.
Eshleman
is recognized
Dr. Robert F. Eshleman,
of the Donegal School
Board, was among 28
persons who received re-
cognition for inservice
training at the state con-
ference of the Pa. School
Boards Assoc. in Pitts-
burgh last Thursday.
Eric Paul Droege took place
on Saturday, Oct. 22nd at
11:00 AM at the Holy
Trinity Catholic Church of
Columbia with the Rev.
Stephen Rolko officiating.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
W. Goodhart, 4544 Miller
Dr., Mount Joy. She is a
graduate of Hempfield
High School and the Mount
Joy Vo-Tech, floriculture
program. She is employed
by Stauffers of Kissel Hill.
The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Wilda Droege,
40S Maple St., Columbia.
He graduated from Colum-
bia High School and the
Willow St. Vo-Tech cabinet
-making program. He is
employed by Droege and
Zeamer Contractors.
Mrs. Jacob Lutz, Colum-
bia, was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were: Deborah
Bamford, Mount Joy; Mary
Droege, sister of the
groom; and Kris Dietz and
Shelly Heim, both of
Columbia.
Shayne Frey of Mount
Joy was the ringbearer.
Best man was Robert
Bish, Columbia. Ushers
were: George Goodhart,
brother of the bride, Mount
Joy; Mark Droege, brother
of the groom, Columbia;
and Brett Hartman and
Robert Bartch of Columbia.
The couple will live in
Mount Joy.
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