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Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
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Society Editor—Hazel Baker
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Investigators
needed
Lynn Goldfarb and Ken-
neth G. Roth have recently
completed the required
orientation training needed
to be card-carrying con-
sumer complaint investi-
gators. They are now certi-
fied by the Consumer Pro-
tection Commission to
investigate complaints out
of the Lancaster County
Courthouse.
Are you a potential Sam
Spade? The Commission is
accepting applications for
volunteer investigators. If
you are interested, apply in
person at the office in the
courthouse. You must have
a clean police record and
no conflicts of interest.
Three weeks of on-the-job
training lead to handling
investigations on your own.
There are now only 10
investigators in the county.
Out of locks
The free security locks
offered to oldsters by the
Office of Aging have been
snatched up. The agency
ran out of them, and won’t
have any until December
1st, when S000 more will
arrive here.
ECKANKAR?
Here is another release
from ECKANKAR for your
spiritual edification -ed.
‘“Star Wars,’’ says Sri
Darwin Gross, the spiritual
leader of ECKANKAR, the
Path of Total Awareness,
‘“is a delightful study of
the power of ECK. No
wonder everyone is talking
about it.”’
Sri Darwin is obviously
referring to the spiritual
power referred to as ‘‘the
force’’ in Star Wars...
“Just as Luke Skywalker
practiced daily to work with
the force, so do ECKists
contemplate daily to par-
take of the ECK. It is
through doing this daily
half hour contemplation
exercise that ECKists are
able to serve and benefit
humanity,’’ he explains.
November 23, 1977
Big day at IGA
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About 40 seconds into the 100 seconds of the Thanksgiving Sweepstakes 100” at
Stehman’s IGA last week, Jeff Doane rushes to grab as much meat as possible while his
wife Sally, who won the 1st prize ticket, watches. Jeff and Sally, who live in Harvestview
apartments, were celebrating their first anniversary along with their first lottery prize
(they don’t buy PA lottery tickets, they say, and never won anything before).
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The Doanes were guaranteed $150 worth of groceries, and rang up $16.82 over that in
their spree. ‘‘We were freaked out when we heard we’d won said Sally afterward. Shown
above, left to right, are all the winners: Jeff and Sally on the left, then Mr. and Mrs.
Nagel of Mount Joy with a 3rd prize turkey; Pearl Brubaker of Mount Joy with another
turkey; Jane Goeke of Mount Joy, the same prize; and Nancy Valkenburg of Maytown,
who got the 2nd prize of a $100 gift certificate.
The Sweepstakes were chaired by Rick Rossman for Stehman’s IGA.
Cancer Society sells wreaths
The Cancer Society is
offering locally-made 20
inch Christmas wreaths for
$9 each again this year.
Profits are used for re-
search.
The wreaths are avail-
able in blue spruce or
douglas fir in our area from
Mrs. Frank Newcomer, 851
Locust Street, Columbia.
Checks should be made out
to the American Cancer
Society.
Orders will be taken until
Dec. 2nd, and pick-up of
wreaths is scheduled for
Beahm Honor Roll
Here are the students on
the Beahm Junior High
honor roll for the first
marking period:
Grade 7
‘““A’’ average— Carol
Gerlach, Lori Harvey,
Andrew Geltmacher, Kath-
leen Forker, Ellen Ends-
low, Laurie Millér, and
Sirat Sritulanodha;
‘‘B’’ average— George
Blasick, Pam Byrd, Eliza-
beth Dickel, Wayne Chap-
George Cizauskas,
William Cox, Carol Geh-
man, Sam Jacoby, Kathy
Henly, Robert Nadeau,
Suzanne Greiner, Anne
Musser, Grace Snyder,
Marty Miller, Cheryl Pos-
ton, Darrel Risberg, Ted
Stephens, Suzy Smoker,
Terry Meszaros, Jeff Way,
Mike Testerman, Donna
Watto, Jacqueline
Wealand, Emily Zuch, and
Patti Kline.
Grade 8
‘““A’’ average — Terri
Bradfield, Gail Bukowski,
Ronald Good, Lonnie Ear-
hart, Michael Frey, Kevin
Hostetter, Joyce Heisey,
Lisa Hoffman, Julia Klep-
per, Leslie Nolt, Mary
Ruhl, Darol Saylor, Valerie
Schroll, Shelly Schwert,
and Jennifer Swank;
““B”” average— Jeff
Aldinger, Robert Aston,
Cindy Brubaker, Duanne
Finley, Sandy Finn, Larry
Gilbert, Anne deVitry,
Kelly Drohan, Jessica Eide-
miller, Debra Freed, Kent
Thursday, Dec. 8th., and
Friday the 9th (only
afternoon pick-up on Thurs-
day; all day Friday).
Order your wreath by
mail from the Cancer
Society, 625 Manor St,
Lancaster. Tell them you'll
pick it up in Columbia.
Brenda Geib, Sandy Ges-
tewitz, Lynn Hart, Jan
Hess, Dave Kautz, Ron
Kennedy, Steve Runkle,
Kim Humble, Nancy
Kreider, Gay McKain,
Teresa Meyers, Karen
Mummaw, Dave Sadler,
Steve Shireman, Carl Stein-
hart, Carol Saylor, Rhonda
Shank, Stacy Stark, Dawn
Tamkin, Scott Teats, Rus-
sell Waite, Paul Way,
Anthony Wohlfeil, Tracy