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and respect for the
business community ap-
pealed to the conservative
instincts of many local
Republicans.
Dr. Hartzler’s personality
and style probably had a
lot to do with the upset:
several Republicans have
said that they were won
over by his sincerity,
obvious intelligence, and
apparent willingness to
give serious consideration
to their own ideas.
Teachers’ union leaders
and their supporters also
backed Dr. Hartzler, who
had campaigned for ‘‘bet-
ter communication’’ with
teachers.
A desire to see some
new faces on the board
may also have contributed
to the upset. Newcomer
Jones polled over 400 more
votes than incumbent Jere
Duke and over 800 more
votes than Landis.
Democrat Gerald
Barnett, whose main cam-
paign theme was an attack
on the cost of high school
sports programs, trailed
the pack.
The final voted totaled:
Jones|R]} = ........ 1893
Hartzler[D] -........ 1530
Duke{R] : ........ 1426
Landis[R]} : .....ss 1033
Barnett{D] -........ 772
The Democrats chal-
lenged strongly but did not
win in two local mayoral
races. Incumbert Jay Ro-
bert Flannigan, a Repub-
lican beat challenger
“Brosie’’ Kulman 275-247
in the race for mayor in
Marietta. Kulman had been
defeated earlier in the
Republican primary.
Mayor Robert Gingrich
beat back a strong chal-
lenge by Democratic hope-
ful Jack Matoney in Mount
Joy. Gingrich tallied S80
votes to Matoney’s 416.
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Republicans completely MARIETTA MAYOR
dominated the voting in Kulman (D) 247
Mount Joy and East Flannagan (R) 275
Donegal Township: MARIETTA COUNCIL
[three seats won]
Pittenturf (D) 276
TWP. SUPERVISOR McKain (D,R) 388
Brubaker (R) 411 Roberts (D,R) 372
Pekarek (D) 190 Reuter (R) 290
INSPECTOR OF MARIETTA COUNCIL 2YR
ELECTIONS Kibler (D) 238
Maytown District Markley (R) 240
Frank (R) 239 TAX COLLECTOR
Newcomer (D) 114 Graham (D) 275
Springville District Foley (R) 832
Landis (R) "164 JUDGE OF ELECTIONS,
Zeller (D) 79 Florin Ward
MOUNT JOY MAYOR Chappel (D) 100
Matoney (D) 416 Wolgemuth (R) 217
Gingrich (R) 580 INSPECTOR OF
EAST WARD COUNCIL ELECTIONS
Sholly (D) 83 West Ward
Stehman (R) 295 Wilkinson (D) 81
FLORIN WARD COUNCIL Hendrix (R) 291
[two seats won] IN
Chappel (D) 121 SPECTOR SECTION
Sith (0 215 First District
WEST WARD COUNCIL Appley (R) 155
[two seats won] Second District
Smith (D) 146 Thompson (D) 140
Bowen (R) 245
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Lincoln Restaurant open
Many of the people in
Mount Joy were glad to see
the Lincoln Restaurant
open again on Monday
morning with a ribbon-cut-
ting ceremony. The restau-
rant is now operated by
Charlie Groff, son of Mount
Joy’s most famous rest-
aurateur Betty Groff.
The restaurant will be
open seven days a week.
The luncheon menu will
feature sandwiches pre-
pared and named for 23
different professions — to
each according to his taste.
PWP to meet
Parents Without Partners
will meet at 7:45 PM on
Friday, November 18th at
St. Matthew Lutheran
Church, 700 Pleasure Road,
Lancaster.
For more information call
684-9521 or 684-8885.
Seaman Morris
Navy Yeoman Seaman
Douglas S. Morris, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Morris of RD1 Elizabeth-
town, participated in a
major NATO exercise,
‘Display Determination.”’
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