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Cub Pack 136 visits The Incredible Dr. Dudd
Cub Pack 136 held a
committee meeting recently
at the home of Myron
Weber. Attending were
Robert Mark, James Boring,
Charles Heaps, Carolyn
Newcomer, Susan Groff,
Irene Becker, Victor Wolf,
Loretto Dimiler and Nancy
Turpin. The pack is plan-
ning a yard sale for April 26,
1980.
Pack 136 went to WGAL-
TV, Lancaster recently to
appear on The Incredible
Dr. Dudd Show. Leaders
were: Robert Mark, John
Auker, Loretto Dimeler,
Irene Becker, Nancy Turpin,
Audrey Tissen, Howard
Haldeman and James Bor-
ing.
Cubs attending the show
were John Gates, Jason
Lutz, Michael Gilliland,
Dwayne Becker, William
Smith, Lester Dimeler, Tho-
mas Paxton, Robert Weater-
bie, Eric Koser, Steve
Turpin, Eric Kendig, Marc
Kendig, Kirk Landis, Mich-
ael Ruth, Robert Keener,
Kyle Hipple, Brian Rich-
ards, Kevin Eby, Todd
Ritzman, Jessie Spence,
James Gamble, Chris Jen-
“We compared phone
systems and chose
fUnited Telephone”
Left Vernon Trimble and Roger F. Ecolono, co-owners Greencastle Ford.
Growth is an important objective of a progressive business. Greencastle Ford’s highly
competitive co-owner Roger Ecolono quickly realized however,
growth was placing a strain on our telephone system’.
Roger called Jean Trace, United's area Sales Representative. United’s professionals
evaluated the existing telephone system and worked with the people at Greencastle Ford to
determine their individual requirements. An automatic dialer with a capacity of 1000
pre-selected telephone numbers became part of a solution to Roger’s particular problem.
The United Telephone Company, drawin
was also able to offer Greencastle Ford mana
telephone system or replacing it with an adv
“That our firm’s rapid
g on its extensive experience and resources,
gement the choice of expanding the existing
anced electronic system.
Telephone service is an important part of your business. Why not get a professional to
assist you. Our consulting service is free and we can offer you various pricing options. Call
today and ask for a communications consultant.
THE UNITED TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
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United Telephone System
kins, James Sprout, Harold
Harman III, Scott New.
comer, John Heller, David
Rossman, Mike Boring,
Reed Boring, David Klein-
felter, Christan Kristoffer-
son and Andrew Breauit.
Also attending were Caro-
lyn Newcomer, Susan Groff,
Mary Gingrich, Sue Gantz,
Kathy Garma, Barbara Lutz,
Carol Dambler, Brenda
Dimeler and William Eby.
Acting as guides were
Karen Schlager and Trudy
McCarty.
A Cub Pack 136 meeting
was held at Seiler School
last week. The following
awards were presented by
Cubmaster Robert W.
Mark;
Thomas Groff—Silver
Arrow
Kevin Eby—Silver Arrow
& Gold Arrow
Stephen Turpin—Bobcat
Marc Chamberlain—Bob-
cat
Harold Hartman—Denner
Corey Haldeman—Den-
ner
Lester Dimeler—Traveler
Robert Weatherbie—Cit-
izen
Michael Boring—Citizen
Inspectors were: Rulfus
Bleecher, Wilbur Groff,
Lester Hostetter, Rev.
Norman Dunmore, and Irvin
Smith.
Deb Torres &
M Hildebrandt
exhibit dancing
at PUFA meet
. Two Donegal students,
Deb Torres and Michelle
Hildebrandt, will be the
featured performers at the
PUFA meeting on Monday,
February 11, 1980, in the
Donegal High School aud-
itorium. These two talented
young ladies will present a
program exhibiting their
virtuosity in the area of
dance. The program is open
to the public free of charge.
PUFA urges the public to
support the performance
which will begin at 7:30 pm.
PUFA wishes to con-
gratulate Sherri Kinsey and
Mitch Johnson on achieving
their 1000th point in their
respective basketball games
recently. Both Girls and
Boys Basketball teams are
to be congratulated on a fine
season.