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New wagon for Marietta ambulance
The Marietta Ambulance
Association has ordered
their new ambulance: a
modified Dodge Starline
van, costing about $18,000.
The Association mem-
bers will conduct fund
raising activities in the
near future to help finance
the van, which is being
bought from Wolfington
Body Company in Exton.
The Assciation is also
seeking Community Devel-
opment funding.
A four channel radio,
costing more than $1000,
will hopefully be added to
the ambulance.
Maytown and Marietta
will sign an agreement for
mutual support and mem-
bership between the two
ambulance companies.
The Marietta Ambulance
Association re-elected its
Marietta Auxilliary to Columbia Hospital meets
The Marietta Auxilliary
to the Columbia Hospital
met at the home of Miss
Elsie McCloskey, with Mrs.
Attention Midget
-Midget coaches
A Midget-Midget and
Midget Baseball coaches’
seminar will be held at
McComsey Auditorium on
the Millersville campus and
at the Lancaster YMCA
next month. The seminar is
held on Wednesdays from
7 to 8:30 PM, starting
March 8th. The first two
meetings will be in Millers-
ville, and the last two at
the YMCA.
The fee is $15 per coach.
Pick up an application at
Elsie Kulman serving as co
-hostess.
They planned a white
elephant sale for the April
meeting, and a public
pinochle card party also to
be held in April, as well as
a tasting party. Dates will
be announced.
Mrs. Joe Gilmartin, pres-
ident, conducted the. meet-
ing. Devotions were read
by the chaplain, Mrs.
William Heisey. Treasurer
Mrs. George Houseal re-
ported on the recent bene-
Board of Directors: Albert
Dettinger, president; Bob
Spangler, vice-president;
Hazel Baker, secretary; and
Mary Miller, treasurer.
Also, four new members
were accepted: Kathy Har-
per, Art Heiland, Bill
Leese, and Harold Barton.
the YMCA or call Rick
Comegy, director, at
397-7474.
fit luncheon held at the
home of the secretary,
Mrs. Ralph Miller.
jointly sponsored by MSC
and the Y.
The seminars will be
The group will meet next
at the home of Mrs.
George Houseal, 243 W.
Market Street, Marietta, on
March 13th at 1:30 PM.
Mrs. William Heisey will
co-host.
Correction
In last week's Times, a
name was missing from the
list of honor roll students
at Donegal High School.
Gordon Brightbill, grade
10, should have been on
the ‘B’ list along with the
others.
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a preview of the Seiler Fashion Show: posing at
February 22, 1978
Chapman’s Apparel in E-town are [left to right, top to
bottom] Susan Weidman, Jenny Crider, Donna Yingst,
Jill Stettler, Eric Mengel, and Michael Ruth.
The kids’ fashions show will be held at the school, at
7:00 PM, on Tuesday, Feb. 28th. Chapman’s is
providing the clothes.
Democrats to meet
The public is invited to a
combined meeting of the
Donegal Democratic Club
and the Donegal Democrat-
ic Committee on February
24th at 7:00 PM in the
Mount Joy Borough build-
ing. All candidates for
Governor and Lt. Governor,
or their representatives,
have been invited for five
“Surprise!”
Mr. and Mrs. John P.
Singer, 109 W. High St.,
Maytown, were recently
honored by their family and
friends at a surprise drop
-in party at the Maytown
Church of God. The party
celebrated their SOth wed-
ding anniversary. It was
hosted by their children.
They were married on
January 14, 1928 by the
The Marietta Community
Canning Center, in the
basement of the Borough
Building, invites you to an
open house tour on
Tuesday, February 27th,
between 10:00 AM and
7:30 PM.
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minute addresses to the
group.
The meeting was an-
nounced by Jack Matoney,
Donegal District Leader.
The order of business will
include petitions for Com-
mittee posts and schedul-
ing projected programs for
the primary and general
elections of this year.
Rev. J. Wesley Gable.
They have five children:
Mary, wife of Ray A.
Armold, Mount Joy; Doro-
thy, wife of Warren
Mueller, Elizabethtown;
Beryl, wife of Samuel
Drace; John S., Oak
Harbor, Ohio; and Lu Ann,
at home. They have twelve
grandchildren and seven
great-grandchildren.
Open House at Canning Center
Co-ordinator Maxine
Kress will conduct tours
and answer any questions
you might have, including
anything you want to know
about canning.
For more information,
call 426-2623.
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