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October 3, 1979
DID
YOU
HEAR
Michael Livelsburger, son
of Mrs. Effie E. Baublitz,
682 W. Market St., Mari-
etta, has enlisted in the
Navy's Delayed Entry Pro-
gram.
Michael is scheduled to
depart for recruit training at
the Navy Recruit Training
Center, Great Lakes, Illinois
on July 18, 1980.
Michael will be a 1980
graduate of Lancaster Cath-
olic High School.
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Regina Jaco |
The Marietta-Maytown-
East Donegal Bicentennial
Executive Committe has
voted to donate its remain-
ing funds from the sale of
the bicentennial items—
approximately $100—to the
Marietta Community
House.
§§§
Sgt. Michael Lentz, the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Lentz of RD1 Mount Joy,
recently took part in ‘‘Con-
stant Enforcer,”” a major
exercise in Germany.
About 30,000 American,
Canadian, German, and
Belgian soldiers took part.
2500 tracked vehicles were
involved, and 300 heli-
copters. The exercise took
part in the scenic Marburg-
Kassell area.
Lentz is a military police-
man with the 3rd Armored
Division.
§§§
Steve
Sload
Sload, Jaco, boy, girl
of month in Room 50
Steve Sload and Regina
Jaco have been named Boy
and Girl of the Month for
Room 50, Riverview School.
Steve is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Warren Sload, 30
W. Walnut Street, Marietta.
Regina is the daughter of
Debra Jaco, 378 E. Front
Street, Marietta.
Columbia J-Cs to hold
jaunt with 2 and 5 mile
runs for young and old
on Sunday, October 28
The Columbia Area Jay-
cees will sponsor their
second annual Jaycee Jaunt,
Sunday, October 28, at
2PM. There will be a five
mile run and a two mile fun
run. The start and finish line
will be Glatfelter Field.
The entire route of the run
is on a macadamized surface
with no dirt roads.
There will be five divi-
sions for both men and
women: 13 and under; 14 to
19; 20 to 29; 30 to 39; and 40
or over. Plaques will be
awarded the top three
winners in each class.
Times will be furnished to
the runners at each mile |
mark and a water station |
will be provided at 2.5]
miles. Traffic control will
also be provided throughout
the route.
A registration fee of $3.50
will be required. All entries
that are postmarked by
Saturday, October 20, will
receive a tank top shirt. Any
registrations after that date
will be $4.50 and no shirt.
Registrations can be made
until 1:30PM, October 28th.
Schedule for Race Day is:
Registration begins, 12PM.
and ends at 1:30PM. At
2 PM the two mile fun run
begins; 2:05 the five mile
run begins; 3:30PM the
Awards Ceremony begins.
Refreshments will be
served following the races at
Glatfelter Field and rest
rooms will also be provided.
If additional information
is needed, please contact
either Gary Myers, 720 S.
13th. St., Columbia, Pa.
(684-5809) or Jim Hufford,
Chairman for the Jaunt
(299-4296).
Applications are available
at Jack's Locker Room,
Columbia, Pa.; Athlete’s
Foot, Park City; or Inside
Track, Lancaster. Other
locations will be announced
in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Blaine
Gutshall, 134 E. Market St.,
Mount Joy, celebrated their
S0th wedding anniversary
on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert
Kettering, Elizabethtown.
They were married on
September 25th, 1929, by
the Rev. George Kercher.
The couple were the
guests of honor at a surprise
afternoon luncheon given by
their daughters for thirty
invited guests.
They are the parents of.
three daughters: Shirley L.
Wealand, Mount Joy; Faye
E., wife of J. Robert
Kettering, Elizabethtown;
and Betty J., wife of C. Ray
Bixler, Mount Joy. There
are seven grandchildren and
five great-grandchildren.
§§§
The United Methodist
Women of Chiques U.M.
Church plan their annual
Holiday Bazaar, November
10th, to be held at the
Church Fellowship Hall.
§§§
Kirk E. Billet of Marietta
is a member of the freshman
class at Elizabethtown Col-
lege this fall.
Billet is the son of Mr. &
Mrs. Lester E. Billet, Box
154A, R1, Marietta, Pa.
Mount Joy B.P.W.
goes back to school,
sings nostalgic songs
The Mount Joy BPW
(Business and Professional
Women club) held its first
dinner meeting of the
1979/80 year at Hostetter’s
on Monday, September 24.
The Foundation Committee,
chaired by Carol Lambert,
presented a Back to School
program that featured
the singing of nostalgic
songs from the ‘‘dear old
golden rule days’’ and the
completion of a self
evaluation form about con-
tinuing educational interests
among women.
Mr. John Eterline spoke
about life-long learning
through part-time studies.
He defined the objectives of
the adult education program
offered by the Lancaster
County Vo-Tech schools:
1. to train people in basic
skills and knowledge of the
job market;
2. to upgrade oneself for
job advancement;
3. to broaden or improve
one’s knowledge in associat-
ed skills for better perform-
ance on the job;
4. to satisfy one’s own seif
development.
Information about adult
education classes can be
obtained at the post office,
high school, the Vo-Tech
schools, the YMCA, and the
guidance service.
Julie Endslow of RDI
Marietta was honored as
Donegal High’s Girl of the
Month.
President Fry announced
that the Candle Light Tour
of Homes, sponsored an-
nually by the Mount Joy
BPW, has been postponed
from this year until next
year. Plans are underway
for a November, 1980, tour.
Delegates were elected to
the Fall District Meeting to
be held on Oct. 20 and 21 at
the Holiday Inn in York.
They are Lillian Fry, Ada
Thompson, and Gail
Hoover. Carol Lambert,
Hazel Baker, and Mary
Bookwalter will serve as
alternates.
National Business Wo-
men’s Week will be
observed from Oct. 21-27.
This is a national effort to
recognize the achievements
and contributions of working
women in America.
—BPW
Cute saying
from Riverview
[this item for our cute
sayings section was donated
by LaVon Harnish. —Ed.]
Mrs. Harnish and her
second grade class at River-
view were discussing a
Social Studies unit on
“‘Schools.”’” They were com-
paring various types of
schools when a student
asked, ‘‘Who owns our
school?’
One boy answered, confi-
dently, ‘‘Mr. Zimmerman!’
Mrs. Harnish explained
that Mr. Zimmerman is the
principal at Riverview but
he doesn’t own the school.
David Bartles was certain
that it was Mrs. Flanagan,
the secretary. Lloyd
Kennedy took another guess
—" ‘Mr. Long?”’ (the
_ custodian).
This opened the door to a
very informative discussion
on who actually ‘‘owns’’ and
finances our school, in fact
all the schools in our
district.
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 3
Eloise Aurand named
to PR at Nat’l. Central
Eloise C. Aurand, of
Marietta, has been named
public relations officer in the
marketing division of Na-
tional Central Bank.
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A Lancaster native, Miss
Aurand is a graduate of
McCaskey High School and
Penn State University, and
she has pursued additonal
graduate work in journal-
ism. She was previously
publications editor at Penn
State’s Milton S. Hershey
Medical Center; also worked
earlier as director of public
information and instructor
in English at Elizabethtown
College; was a staff writer
and copy editor with the
Lancaster New Era.
A director and past
secretary of the Penn State
College of Liberal Arts
Alumni Society. Miss Au-
rand serves as chairman of
table producers for the
WITF TV/FM auction and is
a member and past director
of the Lancaster Opera
Workshop and the Marietta
Restoration Associates.
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