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CALL IN NEWS.....to
Hazel Baker [Marietta]
426-3643
Cherie Dillow [Mount Joy]
653-1609
The Susquehanna
amass | Rev. David E. Klepper, Jr.— page 7 BEA
| SUSQUEHANNA “
Parents of the Week—page 2
Teacher of the Week—page 5
Vol. 79, Ne. 42, October 24, 1979
Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
MARIETTA & MOUNT JOY, PA.
Marietta committee on loitering
The citizens’ committe
appointed by Marietta’s
Mayor Flanagan as a
response to complaints a-
bout teens loitering in
downtown Marietta is plan-
ning to enlarge the com-
mittee to include wider
representation.
The committe hopes to
become fully organized in
the near future and to make
recommendations in regard
to the problems brought
before Council at its last
meeting.
Marietta Jaycees stage scare show
‘Scream in the Dark’ this weekend
The Marietta J-Cs Hal-
loween Scream in the Dark
show is running again.
Starting at 7 p.m. this
Friday, Saturday, and Sun-
day evenings, people will be
able to be terrified in the
maze, the graveyard, the
gallows, and the vampire
room. The show is at J-C
headquarters in the old
school building.
The Halloween parade
will take place Monday,
October 29 at 7:30 p.m.
starting at the Armstrong
Carpet Plant, proceeding
down Market Street and
ending at Riverview School.
Admission to the Scream
in the Dark show is one
dollar.
D.H.S. Homecoming this weekend
Donegal High School will
be celebrating their annual
Homecoming this weekend;
October 25, 26 and 27.
A parade and a bonfire at
the Junior High on
Thursday will mark the
beginning of the celebra-
tion.
Friday’s activities will
include ‘‘Color Day’’, fol-
lowed by a pep rally at 2 pm
and finally the homecoming
football game against the
Cocalico team.
Saturday will bring with it
the Powder Puff football
game, and at 8 pm the
school dance and the
presentation of the new
Homecoming queen.
Spangler: why buy at local stores
Robert C. Spangler,
owner of Spangler Appli-
ance-Sound in
Marietta |
talked last week to the
Susquehanna Times about’
the E advantages of gesting
with merchants in small
towns.
With the low overhead
that small town merchants
pay compared to those in
large expensive shopping
malls, the prices charged by
local merchants are reason-
ably competitive, Spangler
believes.
But the most important
reasons for dealing with
local merchants are more
personal. A customer knows
and can trust a merchant in
his hometown.
When it comes to service
the local merchant has a
great advantage over his big
city competitor. A local
merchant who lives in the
same town with his
customers knows he must
provide good service to his
neighbors. He has to back
up his products.
Another reason for buying
locally is that the customer
can talk personally to the
owner of the business. At
the large urban stores a
customer is lucky if he can
talk to the manager of the
store.
As a local business itself,
the Susquehanna Times is
very interested in encourag-
ing local peoole to deal with
local businesses.
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FIFTEEN CENTS
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Gary Lausch finishes first in Mount Joy
Jaycees S-mile run, Saturday, in 26:25.
DHS Principal Donald Dren-
ner finishes Jaycee S5-mile
run in 39:05.
Carol Fridley is first woman to finish
the Jaycee 5-mile run in 31:03.
Mount Joy Jaycees run
draws horde of runners
Last saturday morning the
Mount Joy Jaycees held
their first Mixed Doubles
Run. The times of the
winning male-female teams
in the S-mile run follow.
1. Charles Hoopes (27:27)
& Brenda Bechtel (33:00) for
a combined time of 60:27.
2. Kirby Smith (28:00 &
Loretta Clayborne (32:29)
for a total of 60:29.
3.Robert Rhinier (29:31)
& Carol Fridley (31:05),
total 60:36.
The first runners to come
in in the S-mile run and their
times are: Gary Lausch,
26:25; Terry Engleman,
27:06; Charles Leader,
27:15; Charles Hoopes,
27:27; Scott Weaver, 27:41;
Steve Zerphey, 27:53; Kirby
Smith, 28:00; Ross Reed,
28:19; David Long, 28:57;
Harry Smith, 29:05; Ron
Herman, 29:30; Robert
Rhinier, 29:31;
John Cope, 30:05; Brian
Oberholtzer, 30:17; Michael
Beamenderfer, 30:36; Carol
Fridley, 31:05; Paul Swope,
31:19; Carl Kreider, 31:57;
Geo. Cunningham, 32:07;
Loretta Clayborne, = 32:29;
Church Portser, 32:52; Dale
Hilsher, 32:53; Joe Weis-
ser, 32:59; Brenda Bechtel,
33:00; Mark Davis, 33:29.
Winners of the 2-mile
doubles were:
1. Charles Hall (10:52) &
Jane Denlinger (13:16),
total, 24:08.
2.Brian van Allan (10:19)
& Deb Stoner (14:37), total
24:56.
3.Scott Jeffreys (11:40) &
Kim Jeffreys (16:17), total
27:57.
The first runners to come
in, in the 2-mile run were:
Ron Nauman, 10:16; Brian
van Allan 10:19; Jeffrey
Hoffer, 10:51; Chuck Hall,
10:52; Randy Snyder, 11:34;
Scott Jeffreys, 11:40; Rus-
sell Cipola, 12:04; Ron
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