December 19, 1979
DID
YOU
HEAR
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William B. Kushubar,
Bainbridge, received his
Master of Administration
degree from Penn State
Capitol Campus on Satur-
day, December 8. He was
one of 30 students receiving
master’s degrees at the fall
commencement exercises.
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Bruce Alan Neyer of
Mount Joy participated in
three presentations of the
special Christmas program
at Bob Jones University,
Greenville, South Coarolina.
A 1976 . graduate of
Donegal High School, Mr.
Neyer is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William P. Neyer of
306 Birchland Ave., Mount
Joy. He is a senior majoring
in music education.
Several local students
were named to the dean's
list for the Fall term at Penn
State/ York Campus. Attain-
ing a perfect 4.0 grade point
average during the term was
Jeffrey L. Showers, 278
Rivermoor Drive, Marietta.
Also named to the dean’s
list were Jeffrey S. Bryant,
269 West Walnut St.
Marietta and Kenneth E.
Prescott, Bainbridge R.D.
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Vicki J. Merchant, R.D.1,
Mount Joy, will receive an
Associate of science degree
from . York College of
Pennsylvania. Commence-
ment exercises will be held’
Thursday, December 20.
Pfc. Barbara J. Weidman,
daughter of Mrs. Lois L.
Weidman, 39 Penn Court
Drive, Mount = Joy, Pa.,
recently reenlisted for three
years in the Army while
serving as a unit mail clerk
with the . 328th: Army
Security, .Agency Company
in Augsburg, Germany.
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There will be a First
Showing Art Show at the
Elizabethtown Hospital for
Children and Adults in
Elizabethtown, Pa., by
Laura M. Jenkinson, an
unknown self-taught local
artist. The show will be open
for the entire month of
January, 1980.
For further information
please call the Hospital or
367-0435.
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Ramona Sell, Marietta, is
one of the Ad Copy Editors
of The Daily Pennsylvanian,
the newspaper of the
University of Pennsylvania.
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Rev. Robert Lescallette
Rev. Robert Lescallette,
the forty-second pastor--of
St. John's Lutheran Church
in Maytown, came here
directly after graduating
from Gettysburg Seminary.
It has been customary. he
savs, for the Maytown
church to be the first charge
in the careers of its
ministers.
Before coming here he
served his vicarage at Salem
Lutheran in Lebanon, a very
large church. As part of his
theological training he stud-
ied at St. Paul's College in
Washington, D.C., and took
courses at Catholic Univers-
itv.
Rev Lescallette was born
in Harrisburg and grew up
in Paxtang, a suburb of
Harrisburg. His father a
civil engineer and vice-pres-
ident of a construction
company, was from Pitts-
burgh. Rev. Lescallette’s
mother, however, was a
native of Harrisburg.
Rev. Lescallete has a
sister, Diane, who is
married to Dr. Emerson
Knight, a urologist now
serving in the Air Force.
Mrs Knight was a nurse at
Polyclinic Hospital in Har-
risburg when she met her
future husband. The
Knights have a son, Mich-
ael.
Dr. Knight, a native of
Penryn, PA, would like to
practice his specialty of
urology in Lancaster Count-
y, if possible, when he
leaves the Air Force soon.
Rev. Robert Lescallette
Robert Lescallette’s de-
cision to become a minister
was ‘‘a gradual realization
of the pieces of a puzzle
beginning to fit together.”’
He was graduated front
Central Dauphin East High
School, then attended Dick-
inson College. His third year
in college he studied at the
University. of Bologna in
Italy, one of the oldest, if not
the oldest university in the
world. While studying in
Italy he lived with an Italian
family, and. before he
returned to the U.S. he got
to see a great deal of
Europe.
In college he majored in
political science and was
thinking of entering the
foreign service. He took and
passed the examination for
the foreign service, but
getting into the foreign
service is a very long
process. As further prepar-
ation for his chosen career,
Lescallette, applied to enter
and was accepted at the law
school of American Univers-
ity in Washington, D.C.
About this time, the war
in Vietnam was being
de-escalated, but young
men were still being
drafted; Lescallette had a
rather early number in the
lottery, and, instead of
waiting to be drafted, he
enlisted in the Air Force. In
the Air Force he became a
medical administration spe-
cialist, stationed at Andrews
Air Force Base. In the Air
Force, Lescallette had time
to think. He also had some
conversations
one of them an
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Xmas tree stolen
The huge display Christ-
mas tree in front of Herr’s
Fruit Stand at Routes 743
and 441 in Marietta was
stolen Monday night—pre-
sumably by someone with a
very large vehicle (the
Norway spruce was about 20
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and a very small amount of
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Martha Herr, owner of
the tree, savs of the theft,
“If they can live with it, we
can live without it.”
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