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May 14, 1980
King & Queen contest
attracts 26 contestants
Twenty-six contestants
are entered in the annual
‘King and Queen of the
Fair Contest’’ sponsored by
the Marietta Recreation
Association. Profits from the
benefit will go towards the
supervised summer play-
ground activities at Marietta
Memorial Park.
The King and Queen will
each receive a $25 Savings
Account from Central Sav-
ings and Loan, Marietta
Branch, and a trophy.
Runners-up will receive
trophies and all participants
will receive a gift.
Mrs. Sue Clark is chair-
person and Mrs. Vickie
Carrol is co-chairperson of
the contest.
The winners will be
crowned at 1 pm, June 14, at
the annual Children’s Fair
at Memorial Park.
Photos of the contestants
have been placed in partici-
pating merchant’s shops
where the public can cast
votes at one vote per penny.
Cooperating merchants are
Farmers First Bank, Delores
Beauty Shop, Hy-Lo Store,
Youndt’s Meat Market,
Market Kart and Herr’s
Fruit Stand.
The contestants are: Ni-
cole Baughman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William
Baughman, 136 W. Market
St.; Sarah E. Frank, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Frank, 658 E. Market St.,;
Rebecca L. Frank, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank;
Tammy L. Sload, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. William
Sload, 670 W. Market St.;
Teresa Moore, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Moore,
115 E. Market St.; Heather
Shepler, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Shepler, 435
E. Market St.; Heather M.
Waltman, daughter of Pam-
ela Waltman, 668 E. Market
St; Amy Jo Geesey,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Geesey, 3 W. Market
St.; Lisa M. Gottschall,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Gottschall, 325 E.
Market St.; Heather Sue
Smith, daughter of Beatrice
Geesey, 10 W. Market St.;
Donna Blantz, daughter of
Alicia Blantz and Donald
Zink, and Eugenia L. Zink,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Zink, all of S30 A E.
Market St.; Brandie Blantz,
daughter of Alicia Blantz
and Donald Zink, same
address; Healena Roberts,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Roberts, 20S E. Market
St.; and Christy Boyles,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Willis Boyles, 689 W.
Market St.
Also: Michael Swanger,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Swanger, 233 W. Market
St.; Andrew B. Gingrich,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
Gingrich, 510 E. Market St.;
Nick L. Halterman, son of
April Null and Nick Halter-
man, 14 E. Market St.; Dale
K. Kauffman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Dale Kauffman, S$
Riverview Park Apts.; Billy
Johnson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Johnson, 231
Essex St.; Jeffrey Moore,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Moore, 424 W. Market St.;
Barry Eugene Waltz, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Waltz,
R.D.#1, Box 213 A; Samuel
M. Zink Jr., son of Samuel
and Alicia Zink; Donald
Roberts, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Roberts; Willis
Boyles Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Willis Boyles; and
James Rutter, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Rutter, 544
E. Market St.
Mount Joy pack 136
holds monthly meeting
Pack 136 Mount Joy Cub
Scouts held a pack meeting
at Seiler School. Awards
were presented by Cub
Master Robert W. Mark to
the Following:
Bobcat award to Scott
Miller, John Henry, Harry
Isenhower and Brian
Charles;
Wolf award to James
Gamble, Marc Chamber-
Lain;
Gold and Silver Arrows to
Marc Chamberlain, Scott
Newcomer, Andrew Wea-
therbie;
Denner to Brian Derr,
Chuck Paxton, Eric Kendig,
John Haller, Michael
Boring.
Other awards included;
engineer-craftsman to
James Prout; sportsman-
craftsman to Michael
Boring; craftsman to Chris-
topher Jenkins, John Gin-
der, Robert Weatherbee,
Andrew Breault, Kirk Lan-
dis and Eric Lutz; fifty = au
anniversary patch to Robert
Mark, John Auker, h ovin
Mark, Scott Newcomer,
John Gates, Jason Lutz,
Harold Hartman. Corev
Halterman, Brian ‘les.
John Henry, Lore" me-
ler, Ann Mark, Brya» i uk,
Kevin Eby, Marc (*' oer-
lain, James Gamble.
lyn Newcomer, Susan ff,
Michael Ruth, John :
Paul Weatherbie, Thomas
Groff, William Piouiz,
Christian Chrisofferson,
Christopher Augenstein
Reed Boring, Harry
hower, Eric Kend:g
Thomas Paxton, Steve Tur-
pin, Brian Derr, Scott
Miller, Dwayne Becker,
Nancy Turpin, Irene Becker,
James Boring, Eric Lutz,
Robert Weatherbie, Michael
Boring, Kirk Landis, Christ-
opher Jenkins, John Ginder,
Andrew Breault.
New assistant leader
Kevin Mark was inducted
into the pack.
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