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October 10, 1979
DID
YOU
HEAR
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Sue Binkle has been
appointed assistant hostess
of the Mount Joy Welcome
Wagon. She replaces Pat
Burton, who will be moving
to Delaware.
Mrs. Binkle was been
very active in the Welcome
Wagon for the past few
years. She will be trained for
her new position by both the
supervisor in Lebanon and
by Mrs. Cherie Dillow,
Welcome Wagon hostess.
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Mr. John W.W. Loose,
advisor for the Donegal
High yearbook Emerald,
was awarded a certificate of
appreciation by principal
Donald Drenner for his
outstanding service during
National Yearbook Week.
Loose was cited for his
role as yearbook editor for
the last 17 years.
The ceremonies took
place in conjunction with the
first National Yearbook
Week.
Alice M, Musser, the
daughter of Leonard and
Jeanette Musser of 3- E.
High St., Maytown, was one
of the freshmen honored at a
convocation marking the
beginning of Messiah Col-
lege’s fall semester.
Alice, who graduated
from DHS recently, was
recognized for being vale-
dictorian here and for
placing in the top S% of her
graduating class.
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George Loope, whose
wife, Bonny, is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bailey
of RDI Bainbridge, has
been promoted to senior
airman in the Air Force.
Loope is a missile warning
and space suveillance radar
repairman.
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Marine Pvt. David White,
the son of Robert M. White
of 1096 Wood St., Mount
Joy, has completed recruit
training at Parris Island.
During the 10%2 weeks of
boot camp he learned
battlefield survival and
other topics.
Pvt. White is a 1979
graduate of Donegal High
School.
Jake Sherk, Donegal High
School graduate is listed on
the Juniata rostet
this year.
Soccer
Marine Pvt. Leonard P.
Shank, son of Mary A.
Shank of Meadows Apart-
ment, Mount Joy, Pa., has
completed recruit training at
the Marine Corps Recruit
Depot, Parris Island, S.C.
A 1979 graduate of
Donegal High School, he
joined the Marine Corps in
June of 1979.
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Meredith ‘‘Duffy’’ Lom-
bard, the daughter of Dr.
Robert Lombard of RD
Columbia near Marietta, is a
member of the volleyball
team at King’s College in
Wilkes-Barre. Duffy is a
sophomore marketing major
at King’s College.
Her team has a 2-2 record
so far.
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Mr. Lester Hostetter,
Mount Joy, will be the guest
speaker at the Manheim
Garden Club Meeting on
Oct. 11, 7:30PM., at the
Community Building, 15 E.
High St., Manheim.
Mr. Hostetter’s topic will
be “How to grow a
Chrysanthemum.”’
For further information on
the club and its activities
call 665-4149.
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Karen Greider was named
co-captain of the Muhlen-
berg College varsity field
hockey team. Karen has
been a halfback starter for
four years with the Mules,
Karen, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Greider of
Mount Joy, is a biology
major.
Jim Wert of Mount Joy
was on the front page of the
Susquehanna Times last
June when he left Mount
Joy on his bike, aiming to
travel to every state. His trip
was to be a protest against;
nuclear power. /
Well, he's still on the
road. He's covered 4,600
miles through 18 states,
talking to governors, the
press, and ordinary people
about nuclear energy.
An article about Jim
appeared in last Thursday's
Intelligencer Journal.
Jim is now heading south
for the winter. He will
probably be on the road for
the next 2 years.
Shawn Miller won the
Maytown bike-a-thon last
weekend. Shawn is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W.
Miller, 28 Vista Drive.
Second place went to Eric
Witmer, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Witmer of
Marietta.
The bike-a-thon, which
raised $500 for the St.
Jude’s Children’s Research
organized by Mrs. Donald
Wert. Twelve riders partici-
pated and rode a total of 300
miles.
Shawn won a 10-speed
bike. Eric won a $25 savings
bond
"Debora Torres
Girl of Month
Deborah Ann Torres is
the October Girl
Month at Donegal High.
Deb is the daughter of
Geraldine S. Torres, 139 N.
Market Ave., Mount Joy,
and Joe D. Torres, S30 E.
Market St., Marietta.
Deb is much involved in
theater and singing. She
was a member of the
Lancaster County Youth
Chorale, the West Virginia
University Fine Arts Dance
Camp, the Elizabethtown
of the
Area Music Foudation,
PUFA, the St. Mark's
United Methodist Church
choir, and the cast of ‘‘l.cllo
Dolly.”’ She worked with the
Durham Summer Theater
Professional Repertory
Company last summer.
Deb is also Miss Donegal
Area.
In school, she has appear-
ed in the following theater
and music productions: ‘‘No
No Nanette,”” ‘‘Bye, Bye
‘Bye Birdie,’ ‘‘Night of One-
Act Plays,” ‘‘Give and
Take,”> ‘Why 1 Am a
Bachelor,” ‘‘Angels Don’t
Marry,” ““You Can’t Take It
With You,” ‘‘The Butler
Did It,”’ and ‘‘Make Mine
Vanilla.”
Other school
have been:
cheerleading 9-12
chorus 9-12
(chairman 11, pres. 12)
Rhythm Singers 10-12
band 9-12
county band 10
stage band 10
dramatics club 9-12
Spanish Club 9, 10
Who’s Who
class president 9, 10
student council 9, 10
IU 13 student forum 9, 10
hockey 9
Veterans Day programs 9-12
Deb plans to attend
Carnegie-Mellon University
to study musical theater.
activities
White elephant sale
held by
Senior League
A white elephant auction
was the entertainment for
the October meeting of the
Marietta Senior League.
Ben Weaver was. the
auctioneer, and his wife,
Ester, was the. clerk.
Members of the League
contributed the items that
were auctioned.
Mr. Weaver also led the
group in a sing-along and
the salute to the flag.
Mrs. Mary Portner, pres-
ident, conducted the busi-
ness meeting. Secretary
Elise McCloskey announced
the bus trip to St. Michael's
Island on Oct. 10th would
leave from the Presbyterian
Church at 7:30 AM. This
trip includes a boat ride and
dinner.
The annual Christmas
banquet will be held at
Lacy’s Lounge on Dec. 12th
at 6:30 PM. Members are
urged to attend and to bring
an item for shut-ins. Items
should be marked as
suitable for either males or
females. No exchange be-
tween League members will
take place this year.
wo birthday cards were
sent this month. One new
member and one guest
attended the meeting
Hostesses were Naomi
Rutherford, Winefred Buell,
Frances Miller, Mae Gibble,
June Hedricks, and Hazel
Baker.
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 3
Scott Gerberich
Boy of Month
Scott Gerberich is the Boy
of the Month at DHS.
Scott is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Gerbérich, 229
School Lane, Mount Joy.
Scott is a member of the
Friendship Fire Co. and
Trinity Lutheran Church. He
has worked part-time for
two years at Howard
Johnson's, and has worked
summers as a desk clerk at
the Quality Inn/Sherwood
Knoll. He presently works
at Union National Bank.
Scott plans to study
business administration or
accounting at college.
His activities at Donegal
have included:
basketball 10-12 (mgr. 12)
Spanish club 9-12
vearbook 10-12
booster club 10-12 (pres. 12)
Junior Achievement 10
Jr. and Sr. class plays
Sr. class exec. council
county science fair winner
Solar power meeting
to be held
at MSC
Attention all solar energy
enthusiasts! A statewide
meeting on solar power will
be held at Millersville State
College on Oct. 13th. in
conjunction with free tours
of ten local energy-efficient
or solar houses. The tours
are sponsored by the SVA.
Also on tour will be
PP&L’s hydroelectric plant
at Safe Harbor.
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SVA Media Task Force
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