979 November 28, 1979
Sunday in Marietta
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 7
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and check cashing woes.
Do your Christmas shopping
RL at home this year.
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EE Maytown, Mount Joy, Columbia or
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ca Blackmon and Latham Home
a) The home of Ledon one of Marietta’s earliest dwelling has original wood- +
3 Blackmon and John Latham duplex houses. The two-bay work, fireplace mantels and .
nd was built circa 1800 and with addition on the right, was staircase. There is also a Oliver C. Overlander II
nd an 1810 addition became constructed in 1880 for use walk-in replace in the
of as a doctor's office. The recently restored kitchen.
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— 3 F 4 wishes to thank
Special eatures this year his supporters for helping |
In addition to buildings, supporting how usinpstes new gallery will be selling
the following special fea- in town. evera new unique cards and gifts and . :
tures will vehi businesses have opened exhibit the works of local to re elect him to
Lunch at the Fire Hall: during the past 12 months artists. .
Chicken corn soup, ‘‘pio- and will be open Sunday. Marietta Council
| neer burger,’’ pie and coffee The Rosemary Shop, 17 Marietta’s Fine Restaur-
| will be'served from noon to 6 East Market Street, special- ants will be open during and
pm at the Marietta Fire izing in floral designs, after the tour. Information is
Hall, North Waterford plants, herbs, unique cards, available at the Community
| Avenue. Price is $2. gifts, candies and special House, 264 W. Market
Christmas items. Street.
i ot HE TAN tit Teacher of the week (cont.)
Restoration: The current Shoppe, Inc., 132 W. The price of the tour is $3
project of The Marietta Marlo . Street, featuring per person, and tickets ate (continued from front page] spending all their links on difference in. the child's
Restoration Associates is sandwiches, ice cream available at any stop the day : . 1 a J
the restoration of the Union sundies and penny candy in of the tour. Information may ‘Learning to set goals is themselves, but gradually ability to progress. Just
| Meeting H : 1870. an interesting Art Deco be obtained from any also important in Mrs. begin buying for others as showing a child that you
| eeting House, circa intéfor b fthe A {ot Hess's class. Many students well. There are so many care is often enough to make
| Although not open to the E Iv lich med men Erol dic Assoc1sicy or either set no goals, or set things that can be taught in them work much harder.”’
public because of recon- arthly Delights, owne by eslfing Hazel Baker af Is that the cannot this manner.’’ What does Mrs. Hess
struction, this note-worthy by Kenneth Fortney, has 426-3643. 20219 gL acy : ) :
idgt . i : possibly attain. Mrs. Hess feels that she gain from the work she does
building can be viewed from available for your pleasure Officers of the Marietta “With the old hildren do 4 zood lob. in teacher the school? “This work
North. Waterford Avenue, herbs, spices, coffees, teas Restoration Associates are Ith the-oleet Saligren, | Gandos goog) ap he's AHR "
fy : : d peift items. Earthly Ken Ross. president: Mrs. 1 falk about goals and have her students because of the was real therapy for me,
Just across from the Old anc gin r a1; prosicent; the students write down low small class size. There are she remarks. ‘‘l lost my
Town Hall Museum. Delights is located at 11S W. William Landis, vice-pres- . : . f I
Market Street. ident: Mrs. Robert Lom- range, specific goals for about eight students to a husband Just before
; ; 31 W bard. secretary and Mrs both home and school. They class, and the class meets started teaching (11 years
The Marietta Restoration Gallery 31, at v. Soret aan see at the end of the: every day for 45 minites. ago) and 1 had seven
Associates have a commit- Market Street, held its Robert Vanderslice, treas- year just how close they Mrs. Hess has six classes, children at home to support.
ment 40 encouraging and | grandopening recently. The urer came to meeting their and in addition to this work The job came along at just
1e goals.” she is responsible for testing the right time for me.’
d. In addition to the long and monitoring the reading Mrs. Hess seemed so
1€ range goals, the students levels of all the students in happy in her work that we
AS also have short range goals. the building. wondered if she had any
8 ““We usually have five to “It keeps me really busy, complaints about her posi-
€- seven daily goals,” Mrs. but I love it,” says Mrs. tion. ‘There are some
g Hess explains. ‘‘At the end Hess. ‘And I get such problems with the pro-
Ss of class the child gets a terrific co-operation from gram,” she tells us candid-
: ‘link’ for each goal he met. Dr. Lawrence and therestof ly. ‘We are a federal
Pq This includes using class the faculty. They make my program, under Title I, and
— time wisely. job so easy.”’ there are many restrictions
““The students collect The faculty recently had a we must face.
their links and keep them in birthday party for Mrs. “1 feel that there are
an envelope. Several times Hess, ‘‘complete with. the many children we could be
through-out the year we four things I love most: reaching that we are not
al, have a ‘bartar mart’ where poetry, music, candles and able to reach because of the
at y the student can turn his good food.” restrictions. It would be
: links in for various items. In addition to working better to be under the
Lehman’s Nursing Home, This gives the student the with the students and district, and to be allowed to
Y idea of buying as he would faculty, Mrs. Hess Si conduct the program in a
: with real money. works with the parents o way most benificial to all of
0 Rheems, to hold bazaar “We ey items for her students. She holds a the students.
e children, and items that monthly group meeting for ‘“‘However, I am not sure
y : they can ‘buy’ as gifts. interested parents. that the district would be
Ir On Saturday, Dec. Ist, made baked goods and a Mrs. Gloria Straub, activ- ‘‘Some children never buy ‘‘We are a support group. able to handle the program
Il starting at 1:30pm, and ‘‘white elephant table.” itites coordinator, and Mrs. an item for themselves; they We study books on effective financiaily, and so I am glad
3 lasting until 4:30pm, Janet Wiegand, assistant always get something for = parenting and discuss how for the students that we can
b Lehman's Nursing Home in All of the crafts are made activities director, invite the their parents or brothers we can apply it in our lives. help within the limitations of
S Rheems will again offer by the residents of the public to come and partici- and sisters. Some begin by “The parents make sucha the federal rules.”
“i handmade crafts, home- nursing home. pate in the bazaar.
Drawings by Linda Ross
£ Is it really worth the trip to the city?