October 31, 1979 Col. USAF (Ret.) and: Mrs. James Howell, of 14 E, Front Street, Marietta, an- nounce the marriage of their daughter, Jacqueline Lee Howell, to Mr. Dennis LaMar Allen. The double-ring cere- mony took place on Septem- ber 29th, at 6:30pm, with the Hon. Judge Wayne Gunderson officiating. The ceremony took place in Salt Lake City, Utah. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Allen, of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Judith Ader, sister of the bride, was the matron of honor. First Lt. Eugene Allen, brother of the groom, was the best man. The wedding dinner was SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 13 held at De La Fountana in Salt Lake City. After a wedd' ng trip to Snow Bird, Utah, tre couple will live at 873 Navajo Street, Salt Lake City. The bride is a graduate of Donegal High School. She attended Clarion State Col- Jacqueline Lee Howell married to Dennis Allen in Salt Lake City lege and the University of Utah. She is employed in the accounting department of Wheeler Machinery Co., Salt Lake City. The groom graduated from West High School, Salt Lake City, and is employed by Rubber West. Wood shop class builds platform for trailer Barry McFarland’s wood shop class at Donegal High has built a platform and steps for the trailer parked behind the school. The trailer is being ysed for scrap paper storage. If you have any scrap paper, you can take it there The next scheduled paper drive is on Nov. 17th. Members of the Band ° Parents Club will assist with the scrap drive between 8:00 and 10:00am. Paper is no longer collected at the elementary schools Mrs. Helen McComkey pours tea for Mrs. Mary Dunsmore, administrator, and Rev. Harry Farr, chairman of the Board of the Presbyterian Home Inc. The celebration centered around the annual Harvest Home open house and tea. It was a time for friends to visit and home. School Menu Wed., Oct. 31 ; i i 1 When you vote this io Tuesday, give a vote sree | &g oof thanks to - JJMW, Geist... \ \ for 123 years of quality Cheesburger Witch Spook's snack Ghostly salad Jack-o-Lantern fruit Thurs., Nov. 1 Turkey & Gravy Candied sweet potato Buttered peas Cranberry sauce Rusk & butter Applesauce raisin cake Fri., Nov. 2 Fish dog sandwich Butt noodles Tomato sauce Fruit NEXT WEEK Mon., Nov. § Juice Pizza Lettuce & Egg Salad Butt Corn Peanut Butter Bar Tues., Nov. 6 Salisbury Steak Butt Rice Green Beans Rusk & Butter Pineapple Wed., Nov. 7 Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Garden Salad Italian Bread Fruit & Peanut But. Cookie Thurs., Nov. 8 Beef & Gravy Filling Butt Cabbage Creamy Dessert with Gsaham Topping Fri., Nov. 9 COOK'S CHOICE J.MW. GEIST * Churchman, writer, editor and, in 1856, founder of the Lancaster County Republican Party. Lancaster County Republican leadership. J.M.W. Geist isn't exactly a household name — even in Lancaster County. But, it should be. Because if it wasn’t for his efforts in uniting Whigs, Native American Party members and other conservatives back in 1856, you might not have a Lancaster County Republican Party. J.M.W. Geist is the father of Lancaster County Republican- ism. Every citizen of Lancaster County can look to him for Republican leadership. The Republican candidates you'll be voting for this Tuesday will carry on that tradition. They're honest, hardworking and tight- fisted candidates. People just like you. So, give a vote of thanks to J.M.W. Geist. And give your vote to: %/ Robert C. Boyer County Commissioner Ballot Position 10-A James E. Huber Ballot Position 9-A Ronald L. Buckwaliter » , Court of C Wayne G. Hummer, Jr. Balior Position 7 Judge, Court of Common Pleas Ballot Position 8-A Thomas Williams Sheriff Ballot Position 17-A Mabel Kreider Clerk of Courts Ballot Position 13-A Michael H. Ranck District Attorney Ballot Position 11-A Robert E. Fasnacht County Treasurer Ballot Position 16-A And, vote YES to retain JUDGE ANTHONY R. APPEL as Judge, Court of Common Pleas, for an additional term. Paid for by the Republican Committee of Lancaster County, Robert L. Ressler, Treasurer. Ethel M. Zook 7} Prothonotary Ballot Position 15-A beginning a tradition of 123 years of quality County Commissioner / Judge, Court of Common Pleas Richard H. Witmer Register of Wills Ballot Position 14-A Whitiaw M. Show, D.O. Coroner Ballot Position 12-A
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