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Box 75-A, R.D.#1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesdays
[52 issues per year]
Telephone: [717] 426-2212 or 653-8383
Publisher—Nancy H. Bromer
Editor—Diane L. Krantz
Advertising Manager—Kay Kauffman
Marietta Editor—Hazel Baker
Mount Joy Editor— Cherie Dillow
Vol. 80, No. 24, June 18, 1980
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June 18, 1980
Marietta Children’s Fair winners (cont.)
[continued from front page]
Prettiest—
Ist, Hillarie Lehman and
Jesse Reem
2nd, Sarah and Rebecca
Frank
3rd, Dennis Randle
Group winners—
Ist, Shane and Brian
Thomas and Jason Altoff
2nd, Brandi and Shawn
Brown
3rd, Barry Waltz
parents
Most original —
and
1st, Abby and Donnie Pickle
and Ryan Sload
2nd, Cary Allum
3rd, Kristel Swanger
Floats
1st, Jessica Koser
2nd, Eric and Lisa Bowers
3rd, Andrew Gingrich
Most patriotic
1st, Donald and Helena
Roberts
2nd; Cub Scouts
3rd, James Rutter
Bikes
1st, Ricki Bensinger
Judges category
1st, Eric Vera
2nd, Amy Kriner
3rd, Bobby Carroll
Pet parade winners were:
Prettiest—
1st, Frank Lucas, dog
2nd, Missy Turek, dog
3rd, Amy Elliot, cat
Largest—
1st, Denise Youndt, dog
2nd, Tammy and Debbie
Parmer, dog
3rd, Paula Rice, dog
Here come the animals! in the annual pet parade held in Marietta as part of the
Children’s Fair this past Saturday.
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Smallest—
1st, Ronald Beaston, rabbits
2nd, Eric Bowers, chicks
3rd, Jack and Jill Kyler,
kittens
Funniest—
1st, Mick Ebersole, dog
2nd, Abbie Moilanan, toy
dog
3rd, John Elliot, dog
Most unusual—
1st, Michael Stokes, turtles
2nd, Mike Loman, rooster
3rd, Mark Frank, cray fish
Best behaved —
1st, Michelle McMillen,
Crow
2nd, Paula Rice, dog
3rd, Amy Pickle, dog
Judges for the parades
were Anne Spangler, Mary
Miller, Wayne Madsen and
J. Robert Flanagan. Co-
chairpersons for the parades
were Karen Roberts and
Claudia Sload.
The theme for the entire
fair was ‘‘Stars and Stripes
Forever.”
Art contest winners were:
grades 1 and 2: Whitney
Christian, Michael Brown
and Dennis Flanagan
grades 3 and 4: Wendy
Groff, Scott Fuhrman and
Kathy Brown
grades S and 6: Michelle
Stokes, Charles Watson
Jr. and Theresa Major
special class: Robert Mor-
ow.
Proceeds from the benefit
will be used to underwrite
the cost of operating
summer playground activi-
j ties at Marietta Memorial
Park. The playground will
. begin Monday, June 23,
¢ from 9 to 12 and 1 to 3 pm
;. each week day.
Flavia Ebersole was gen-
eral chairperson of the
benefit sponsored by the
Marietta Recreation Asso-
ciation.
Marietta Aux.
to C. Hospital
Members of the Marietta
Auxiliary to the Columbia
Hospital presented a check
for $1200 to the administra-
tor of the Columbia Hospi-
tal, John Metzger, at the
June meeting. The monies
are toward the payment of a
Rotary MiMicrorome. Mrs.
Mount Joy ABWA celebrates b-day r= « i: wi
On June 24, 1980 the
Mount Joy Charter Chapter
of the American Business
Women’s Association will
hold its second birthday
celebration, 6:30PM., at the
Tropical Treat Drive-In
(between Mount Joy and
Elizabethtown).
The guest speaker for the
evening will be Linda
Hollingshead, a representa-
tive from the Better Busi-
ness Bureau. Her topic will
be Consumer Complaints.
Carole A. Wenditz, em-
ployed at the Armstrong
Marietta Ceiling Plant as a
computer operator, will be
the vocational speaker.
For more information
about membership in the
American Business Wo-
men's Association, interes-
ted working women may
contact Darlene Halterman
at 653-4951.
Red Rose Chapter 80
of disabled veterans
to meet tonight, June 1
The Red Rose Chapter
#80 of the disabled Ameri-
can veterans will hold their
monthly meeting June 18,
1980. The meeting will be
held at 8:00 pm at the
American Legion Post #34,
1388 Arcadia Road, Lan-
caster. Installation of newly
elected officers will take
place at this time.
The public in invited with
a special plea for disabled
veterans, their wives and
families.
The chapters’ Ladies
Auziliary will hold their
meeting at 7:00 pm.
made the presentation.
Mrs. Herbert Sarver,
conducted the business
session when next year’s
hostess schedule was tena-
tively compiled.
Membership dues are
payable and John Metzger
pulled the winner for the
current project—a hand-
made bear-paw queen sized
quilt. The winner was Sue
Babec, Lancaster.
The group plans to
sponsor its annual Christ
mas luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Sarver on December
1st. The September lunch-
eon meeting will be held at
the Colonial Inn on the 8th,
at 11:45AM.
The meeting was opened
with the chaplain, Mrs.
Heisey, reading Success,
The Rose and Today.