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Science Fair
Donegal High held its Science Fair last week. Winners
are shown in these photos. On the right are the Grand
Champions: Scott Boylan in the senior high division, and
Connie Mengel in the junior high division. Scott is in
12th grade; Connie is a freshman.
In the big photo are other winners. Starting on the left
in the front are 9th grade winners Trudy Kelly, Colleen
Jones, Cindy Peifer, Joyce Darkey, and Fred Straub. in
the next row back are biology winners Dave Eichler,
Doug Kline, Sherri Kinsey, Deb Torres, and Kathy
Condon, followed by Connie Mengel. Standing forward
are physics and chemistry winners John Day [physics],
Lu=na Brenneman [chemistry], Dalene Hummel [chem],
Joanne Pittenturf [chem], Randy Derr [chem], Bob
Pekarek [physics], and Greg Zimmerman [chem]. In back
are Denise Grimm [chem], Bruce Eyer [physics], Scott
Boylan, Becky Ruhl [physics], and teacher B. Loercher.
In the first two rows top winners are on the left, last
places on the right. Greg Zimmerman was 1st in
chemistry, and Bruce Eyer was tops in physics.
message
from
Barney
Friday is St. Patrick’s
Day, the day when all good
Irishmen, and also a lot of
their good friends, cele-
brate how wonderful it is to
be Irish.
Some members of the
Times staff did not feel
that St. Patrick’s Day could
bé adequately celebrated in
this area without a word
from ‘‘that outstanding
Irishman,’’ former Marietta
Mayor Barney McDevitt.
Since Barney and Mrs.
McDevitt are vacationing in
Florida, the Times tele-
phoned him down there at
Princess Island near Haines
City.
Here is Barney's mes-
sage for St. Patrick’s Day:
**] certainly am going to
celebrate St. Patrick’s Day
down here. Tell everyone
up there that Kitty and I
are having a very good
time down here, and we
expect to be home April 1.
‘Tell all the good
Irishmen up there to have
one on me on St. Patrick's
Day.”
Barney's son Pat, who
now lives in Klinesville
with his wife Charlene and
their two daughters, pro-
vided the Times with his
father’s address in Florida.
Asked if he also had a
message for St. Patrick's
Day, Pat came up with an
old Irish saying he had
learned from his father:
‘*May your soul be in
heaven ten minutes before
the Devil knows you're
dead.”
‘Birthdays, anniversaries
Three new sections have
been added to the Times
this week:
Birthdays
Wedding Anniversaries
Did You Hear’s
“Did You Hear’s’’ are
short personal items about
people living in the
Donegal School District
area.
All three new sections
have been designed to
bring Times readers more
news about more people
living in the area. The
Susquehanna Times is
starting a campaign to
encourage all residents in
the Donegal School District
area to send in announce-
ments of birthdays, wed-
ding anniversaries, and
other personal news about
family, friends, and rela-
tives.
With more news about
more people in the news-
paper, the management of
the Times hopes that more
March 15, 1978
Friendship shows new
firehouse plans
to Mount Joy Council
The Friendship Fire
Company presented plans
for its new firehouse to
Mount Joy Borough Coun-
cil last Monday night.
The proposed new build-
ing, designed by architect
Robert Bishop of Rheems,
is a three-story brick
structure with smoked
glass windows.
Council granted the
conditional use request
after bringing up four
points and being satisfied
that the building, to be
located on the corner of
New Haven and David
streets (where the con-
demned old Catholic church
is located), would not dis-
rupt the neighborhood.
Council first considered
the question of water run
-off. Borough Engineer Dan
Gohn told them that this
would not be a problem.
As to the second. point,
parking, council satisfied
itself that adequate space
had been provided for fire-
men’s cars in the plans.
Increased traffic caused
by firemen coming to and
from the proposed station
was also considered, and
was decided not to be a
problem. Police Chief
Bruce Kline said, ‘“‘It looks
good from here.”’ Firemen
will use Main Street and
Marietta Avenue to get to
the station. They will be
discouraged from using
Donegal Street.
Borough manager Joe
Bateman told council that
DID YOU HEAR—
That a dark-haired young
man who wears horn-
rimmed glasses has fallen
for well-known blonde from
Mount Joy.
the new station would not
violate zoning ordinances,
the fourth question . about
the building. He said that
in his opinion, it would not
hurt the neighborhood.
In other action, Council
amended the bike ordin-
ance. Starting in June bike
licenses, which now expire
after two years, will last as
long a the person register-
ing the bike owns it. If a
bike changes hands, it will
have to be re-registered.
The cost of the license will
remain at $1.00.
Council asked the police
department to step up
enforcement of the bike
registration law.
The new curfew law
became official at the
meeting and is now in
force.
More news on the
Council meeting will be
carried in next week’s
Times.
Mount Joy
calendar
March 15: Donegal Basket-
ball Banquet, / p.m. Call
426-1268 or 653-2410.
March 16: Donegal Wrest-
ling Banquet, 6 p.m.
March 20: Historical
Society, 7:30
March 21: Joycee-ettes
meet, 8 PM in Borough
Hall; Lions, 6:30.
March 22: Recreation
Association meets, 7:30 PM
in Borough Offices.
DID YOU HEAR—
It is rumored that a
‘“sniffer’’ (?) was tempora-
rily locked in a girls’
lavatory at D.H.S. last
week.
More news about more people in the Times
residents of the area will
become regular readers of
the paper. The manage-
ment of the Times wants
the people of the area to
feel that the Times is
“‘their newspaper.’
Besides including more
brief items about more
people, the Times is going
to encourage increased use
of its free classified ads,
which are run in the paper
without any .charge to
individual persons. (There
is a charge, however, for
classified ads placed by
businesses.)
Nancy Bromer, publisher
of the Times said: “‘I
personally urge every read-
er of the Susquehanna
Times to send us personal
news about his or her
friends and family. I also
urge every reader to make
full use of our free
classified ads. We want
this to be your paper.”
BIRTHDAYS
February 26
Laura McMillen
February 28
Joseph McNaughton
March 11
C.H. Showalter, Jr.
March 12
Dottie Linard
March 13
Mrs. Joe Carroll
Franklin Eichler
Elmer S. Forwood
Connie Longenecker
Lorin F. Pardoe, Jr.
Sandy Heisey
March 14
Mildred Lindemuth
March 16
Mitch Nissley
Louis Stehman
March 17
Mark Halterman
March 18
Tracy Hamilton
Mrs. Joeseph McNaughton
March 20
Esther Hockenberry
March 21
Lucille Epler
March 23
Holly Baker
Sadie Brooks
Pat B. Eichler
John E. Farmer
March 24
Rae Ann Parker
March 23
Kathi Wiler
March 25
Denny Fackler
March 26
Elmer Wittle
March 29
Kathie Guyton
March 30
Miles Robinson, Jr.
March 31
Elva Hilt
Phyllis Landis
Wedding Anniversaries
(Please send us some!)
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