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September 26, 1979
DID
YOU
HEAR
Lester Hostetter of Mount
Joy, is chairman of the Fall
Flower Show, held by the
Men’s Garden Club of
Lancaster. The show will be
held at the Stauffer
Mansion, Lititz Pike, 1PM
to 6PM, Oct. 13 and 14. The
show is open to the public
and trophies will be
awarded. Entries consisting
of mums, roses, flowers,
house plants and vegetables
will be received 7:30-10AM,
Sat., Oct. 13th.
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Mr. and Mrs. John Wert,
formerly of Marietta, had a
little baby girl, Christy
Rudelle, on August 1Sth,
1979, in Carlisle, PA. Mrs.
Wert was a teacher at
Donegal H.S., in the social
studies department.
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Doug Shelly has enrolled
as a freshman in Lancaster
Bible College. Doug is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Shelly, 214 W. Donegal St.,
Mount Joy.
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Pvt. Joe Halbleib, the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey J.
Halbleib, Sr., of RD1 Bain-
bridge, recently completed
Phase 1 of the 2-station test
at Fort Knox, Ky.
This test is being con-
ducted to see if basic
training can be effectively
reduced from 16 weeks to 12
and still be administered at
2 stations.
The 2nd phase will be
held at Fort Benning, Ga.
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Navy Seaman Recruit Jay
A. Schatz, son of Richard C.
and Nancy L. Schatz of R2,
Box 625, Mount Joy, Pa.,
has completed recruit train-
ing at the Naval Training
Center, Great Lakes, Ill.
A 1979 graduate of
Donegal High School, he
joined the Navy in October
1978.
Mitch Johnson
Mitch Johnson is Donegal
High’s Boy of the Month for
this September. Mitch is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
C. Johnson of 546 Terrace
Ave., Mount Joy.
Mitch, an acolyte at St.
Luke’s Episcopal Church,
has played Legion baseball
for Hellam (Central York
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A Mount Joy Sunday
School teacher about the
births of John the Baptist
and of Jesus. The children
learned that Mary and
Joseph were the parents of
Jesus and that Elisabeth
and Zachariah were the
parents of John.
Next Sunday the teacher
reviewed what they had
learned the week before.
The children remembered
the names of Jesus’ parents
well: Joseph and Mary, but
had more trouble remem-
bering John’s.
Finally, a little boy
remembered the name of
John’s father: Zachariah.
““Good,’’ said the teacher,
‘‘and, now, what was the
name of John’s mother.
‘“Mrs. Zachariah.” said the
boy, with assurance.
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In a Mount Joy School the
children learned to sing
‘‘America the Beautiful.”
Then, the teacher asked
the pupils to draw pictures,
illustrating some of the lines
in the song.
One little boy drew an
airplane, covered with
colored pictures of grapes,
oranges, apples, bananas,
and other fruits.
‘‘What’s that?’’ asked his
teacher.
“The fruited plane,”
replied the student.
Susan Ann Heinaman marries
Gary Dean Scheaffer at St. John’s
The marriage of Miss
Susan Ann Heinaman to
Gary Dean Scheaffer of RD1
Bainbridge took place on
Saturday, Sept. 22nd, at
10:00 AM, at St. John’s
Lutheran Church, Maytown.
The Rev. Robert Lescallette
officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Heinaman of 102 N. River
St., Maytown. She is a
graduate of Donegal High
School and the Mount Joy
Vo-Tech School, and she is
employed by Wilton Brass
Co. of Mount Joy.
The groom is the son of
Mr. Dean Scheaffer of Eliz-
abethtown and Mrs. Ken-
neth Dupler of Hummels-
town. He attended Eliza-
bethtown High School, and
is employed by Witmer and
McCoy, Mount Joy.
The maid of honor was
Miss Radean Gordner of
Maytown. Bridesmaids
were Nancy Harnish and
Christine Heinaman, sisters
of the bride, and Debra
Engle.
Angela Scheaffer of
Middletown was the flower
girl. Scott Scheaffer of
Elizabethtown was the ring-
bearer.
Barry Eckinger of Eliza-
bethtown was the best man.
Ushers were Michael Mc-
Donald of Marietta, Rick
Bomberger of Mount Joy,
and Gary Heisey, also of
Mount Joy.
The couple will reside in
Elizabethtown.
Emily K. Fisher, Dennis E. Brown
wed at Glossbrenner Church , Sat.
The marriage of Miss
Emily K. Fisher to Dennis
E. Brown of 650 Clay Alley,
Mount Joy, took place on
Saturday, September 22, at
2:00 PM, at Glossbrenner
United Methodist Church,
Mount Joy.
The Rev. Robert E.
Garber, brother-in-law of
the bride, and the Rev. Clair
Wagner, officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Charles E. Fisher of
is
RD2 Columbia and the late
Mr. Fisher. She is a
graduate of Hempfield High
School and is employed by
KD Manufacturing Co.
The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene S.
Brown of Donegal Springs
Road, Mount Joy. He is a
graduate of Donegal High
School and Indiana Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania. He
holds a B.S. degree in
business management, and
is employed by KD as a
production planner.
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Miss LuAnn Garber of
Fairfield was the maid of
honor. Bridesmaid was
Patricia Brown, sister of the
groom, of Mount Joy.
Kimberly Ann Stockbauer of
Lancaster was the flower
girl.
David Bross of Williams-
port was the best man.
Ushers were Edward Smith
of Newcastle, Del, and
Donald Fisher, brother of
the bride, of Marietta.
The couple will live in
Mount Joy.
League), and has worked for
the Mount Joy Lions
Swimming Pool and Elvin
K. Brenneman. He plans to
attend college, but hasn’t
decided where just yet.
Mitch’s activities at DHS
include the following:
Football 9, 10
Baseball 9-12
(Section Al-Star 10)
Basketball 9-12
(Co-captain section III,
Intell & New Era All-Star)
Junior Class president
Executive Committee 9, 10
Student Council 12
Rotary Leadership Camp
(Won $300 scholarship)
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 3
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
James B. Endslow of RDI
Mount Joy.
Julie, who attends St.
Mark’s United Methodist’
Church (where she was
president of the Church
Youth) has worked part-
time at the Ponderosa Steak-
house. She plans to attend
college.
Her activities at Donegal
have been:
Dramatics Club 9-12
Band 9-12
Drum major 12
National Honor
11, 12
Yearbook editor 12
Society
Student Council 11
Traffic Safety Council 11
Field Hockey 10
Wrestling trainer 10-12
Indianette 11, 12
N.E.D.T. certificate 10
~ Junior class play
Nightwatch 9
Night of One-Act Plays 10
Class Exec. Committee 11
Rotary Girls Leadership
Camp 11
Varsity Club
Julie Endslow
Versatile Julie Endslow is
Donegal’s Girl of the Month
for September. She is the
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