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Mother/daughter banquet
Mrs. Ralph Layman, an
elementary teacher in the
Solanco School District, was
guest speaker for the
mother and daughter ban-
quet of the First United
Methodist Church, Mari-
etta, Thursday.
“The Ages of Woman’
was Mrs. Layman’s topic.
She discussed the various
stages through which fe-
males progress during their
lifetimes.
The group participated in
a sing-a-long. Special guest
was Mrs. Earl Carver.
Prizes were awarded to
Missy Wetzel, whose birth-
day was closest to the
banquet date; Mrs. Layman,
who was the first person to
arrive at the event; and to
Mary Barth, winner of an
elimination contest.
Mrs. Richard Smedley
and Mrs. Don Miller
were co-chairwomen for the
arrangements. They were
assisted by Mrs. Don Pickle,
Kathy Miller and Naomi A.
Rutherford.
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Beahm girls compete
for May Queen title
Nine 8th grade girls at
Beahm Junior High will
compete on May 4th for the
title of May Queen. The new
queen will be crowned by
last year’s queen, Gay
McKain, that Friday night
in the Beahm auditorium, at
7:00 PM. Everyone will
dance in Her Majesty's
honor after the crowning.
The May Day Dance and
May Queen contest are
sponsored by the student
council. Beth Moran and
Tracy Geltmacher are in
charge of the ceremonies;
faculty advisors are Ted
Greider and Joyce Zangari.
The candidates for May
Queen and their escorts are:
Kathy Forker, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. David Forker,
389 Rivermoor Drive, Mari-
etta, escorted by Jere
Embly;
Kathy Henly, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Henly, 9 Pine Street, Mount
Joy, escorted by Tom
Lucabaugh;
Angie Fry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fry,
R.D.#1, Elizabethtown, es.
corted by Doug Germer;
Tammy Bitner, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Wesley
Bitner, R.D.#2, Mount Joy,
escorted by Shawn Maxwell:
April Gainer, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Gainer, 117 N. Market
Street, Mount Joy, escorted
by Dan Risburg;
Joann Rice, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rice, W.
Market Street, Marietta,
escorted by Mitch Valle.
Deb Gano, daughter of
Mrs. Genevieve Gano, 128
E. Market Street, Marietta,
escorted by Rich Rebman:
Julie Bass, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bass,
R.D.#1, Mount Joy, es-
corted by Mark Zerphy; and
Emmy Zuch, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Zuch,
R.D.#1, Mount Joy, es-
corted by Mike Gibble.
Parents and friends are
invited to the crowning
exercises at 6:45 PM.
Marietta Senior League
The Marietta Senior
League will hold their
regular monthly meeting on
Monday, May 7th, at 1:30
o'clock, in the Episcopal
Church Parish House.
The Elizabethtown ‘‘Sen-
ior Citizens’ Kitchen Band’
will entertain. They also
hope to have a singalong.
The Episcopal Church is
located at the corner of East
Market Street and Chestnut
Street.
Pack 136 cleans
Sico Park
Cub Pack 136 of Mount
Joy did a conservation
project—they cleaned up
Sico Park. The following
boys and leaders received a
special award patch for this
—Robert W. Mark, John
Auker, Dwayne’ Jenkins,
Kirk Landis, Scott New-
comer, Eric Koser, Bryan
Dukeman, Kevin Eby, John
Hallgren, Eric Mengel,
Darrell Hughes, Thomas
Groff, Jerome Lutz, John
Yourglivch, Craig Bricker,
Eric Lutz, Matthew West-
erman, Nathan Westerman,
Robert Weatherbie, Andy
Breault, John Ginder,
Steven Ginder, Jeffrey
Suter, Shawn Moran, Chris
Jenkins, Eric Bubacz, and
two parents: Mr. Suter and
Mr. Dukeman.
Marietta native is
honored as athlete
Bob Hoffman, founder and chief executive of the York
Barbell Company and Hoffman Products, has been
honored as one of the oldest active amateur athletes in
America by the Athletic Union of the United States.
Hoffman, a native of Marietta, is shown above receiving
his award, a silver bowl, from Robert Philbin of Edward C.
Michener Assdciates, Inc. of Harrisburg.