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One lucky student from Mrs. Groff’s interim class at Riverview Elementary School,
Marietta, had the pleasure of trying on a fireman’s helmet. Pioneer Fire Chief Barry
Eppley adjusts the hat for Tommy Frazier. Looking on are Michael Ebersole, left, and
Jackie Coover, right.
Fire Chief Eppley visits Riverview
Volunteer members of the
Marietta Pioneer Fire Co.
held a fire equipment
demonstration for the kin-
dergarten and interim class-
es of Riverview Elementary
School Monday morning.
The demonstration was part
of National Fire Prevention
Week.
Afternoon activities in-
cluded “Do and Don’t”
instructions, a display of
equipment and a talk on fire
prevention for grades one
through six.
Marietta Fire Chief Barry
Eppley coordinated the
program.
Several poster contest winners enjoy a close-up view of a fire engine at Mount
Joy’s Friendship Fire Company Open House. In the front row, left to right, are Ben
Kling, Alan Lundgren and Darrell Hughs. In the back row, left to right, Matthew
Fischer, Tommie Taylor and Tom Fasnacht.
Fire Prevention poster winners
at Friendship Fire Co. open house
Friendship Fire Co. No. 1,
Inc., Mount Joy, began Fire
Prevention Week (October
5-11) with a breakfast and
open house last Saturday.
The open house included
a display of Firc Prevention
posters made by Seiler and
Elmtree ‘Elementary school
students. Poster winners
were announced at 10 am.
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They are as follows:
Kindergarten: 1st, Tom
Fassnacht; 2nd, Jamie Bass;
3rd, Ezra Chandler.
First grade: 1st, Barry
Adomnik; 2nd, Matthew
Fischer; 3rd, Melanie Gon-
zalez.
Second grade: 1st, Sy-
lance Spence; 2nd, Luanne
Eby; 3rd, Tommie Taylor.
Third grade: 1st, Alan
Lundgren; 2nd, Kelli King;
3rd, Roy Hahn.
Fourth grade: 1st, Erica
Hildebrandt; 2nd, John
Peters; 3rd, Amy Breault.
Fifth grade: 1st, Rose-
mary Strait; 2nd, Amy Erb;
3rd, Darrel Hughs.
Sixth grade: 1st, Ben
Kling; 2nd, Heather Du-
meyer; 3rd, Roxann Shoop.
October 8, 1980
Goats (cont.)
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bridge R.D.1. Dawson
strutted in a formal white
jacket, a ruffled shirt, satin-
striped pants and a ten-
gallon hat. He was named
best dressed handler at the
day’s event.
Judges had a difficult
time keeping track of the
contestants. The racing
numbers, draped around the
goats’ necks had, in many
cases, been nibbled into
shreds.
Cub Pack 136
Mount Joy’s Cub Pack
#136 recently took a 12 mile
hike at Mt. Gretna under the
leadership of Robert Mark.
Other leaders were Ann
Mark, Kevin Mark, Bryan
Mark, John Auker, Vaughn
Mark, Swayne Jenkins,
Christine Lehman, Loretto
Dimeler and Nancy Turpin.
The cubs were: Eric
Koser, Michael Gilleland,
Matthew Mains, Jesse Hos-
tetter, Brian Derr, Jeffery
Suter, Brian Charles, Kevin
Eby, Christopher Jenkins,
Reed Boring, Keith Warfel,
Jesse Spence, William Eis-
enhauer, Michael Lehman,
Steven Turpin, Eric Derr,
Brian Richards, Thomas
Geib, Thomas Groff, John
Gates, Michael Gantz and
John Haller.
Others participating in
the hike were William Eby,
Roberta Mark, Tina Mark
and Mrs. Pardoe.
Fall
Chrysanthemums
. are now in bloom
Ready to say all
the nice things you
want to say with flowers.
Ruhl’s
Flowers
Opp. W.1. Beahm School
Mount Joy 653-4006
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