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SL NDAFKS & MILK SHAKES? . - - »r » ¥ ry ys W Ce 4 mg JONI g 3 Ec TrrTeT - Vidaliape Dung ME % iq rer “ry WVIISSINZ WIT DicTin CHAMPION CARDINALS ~ Marietta Youth Athletic Ass’n. awards to Cardinals, Jr. Midgets MARIETTA YOUTH “ Zatiing Champions ant mos’ WM. PP. Lori Yohe Girls “4 5 7 : Sgn z WMV PP Sieve Neg . x 1 tS 3 od tg iz * ¢ J kh ATHIFTIC ASSOCIATION AWARDS MARIETTA JUNIOR MIDGETS* CHAMPS OF SUSQUEHANNA LEAGUE Front row, |. to r, Mike Livelsberger, Billy : Brian Stoutzenberger Gutshall, Billy Livelsberger, Chalmers mer. Mark Blasick; back - . po B Mik= Yon=. Dor Sander. Cortis Pair rN ; ; Shirk. Tom Wickam Wike Rapp. Dave Nein, John Yohe, lager: Copy Wahrman. Sco Demmy. Billy Gand ave piavers: Tris “'B7 1eam - B.C. Patty Jo Cranford £.C & MVP. Butch Kolp: Travelling midget-midgets - Midge: 2.C. & MVP. Craig Zink: Midgets - B.C. & Steve Meszaros, Billy Penwell, Jerry Sturm, Mann, Ken Stoutzenbe rger,; bac k row: ( dy de Butz, Merle Geesey ’ Nick Haldeman, John Yohe, Steve Butz, Rick Raber, Dwayne Portner, Craig Zink, Jimmy Nein, Joe Butz, Coach Bo Yohe. Missing when picture taken: Jeff Baker, Todd Hess, Joe Ott. DID you Hear Mr & Mrs. Mike Grove, Jr., of Chickentown, and the Ronald Carpers of East Petersburg, spent several days in Nashville, Tennes- see, at the “Grand Old Opry’ soaking up hillbilly music, Mike's intense feeling for, and rendition of, country western music is very familiar to all his neighbors. GOOD SHEPHERD Spanish-Speaking Mennonite Churches of Lancaster will present a program of three parts : MESSAGE {, by Pastor Jose Santiago ZA MUSIC by 25 voice girls’ choir SLIDE SHOW J illustrating outreach of Church in Lancaster area at the MOUNT JOY MENNONITE CHURCH 7:30 PM - August 17th ALL INVITED i August 13, 1975 Ai Big operation at Indiantown by J. L. Biesecker [Part one of 2 series More than 19.000 ref: gees of the Indo-Chin ~onflict have come mito Fort \ ndiastown Gap Eeservation At that nor- mally guiet bas © miles from the - - es oh our government was unprepared and without 2 g ugees As 1 viewed the out- processing facilities fis weeks ago, | was first Struck by the massiveness of the entire operation and the rapid. almost frantic shuffle of people moving about. Another noticeable aspect was the rather unusual assemblage of people work- ing together. There were military men in crisp green uniforms; long haired young people in patched jeans; federal, state and private agency bureaucrates dressed rather casually, but with an occasional tie and brief case: and, of course, Red Cross uniforms. It was American people of all sizes, shapes and attire mixed together working with a common goal. Sprinkled among this group was a large number of Vietnamese acting as office interpreters. And there were always the small groups of waiting, partially processed, Viet- namese, talking quietly, clutching their papers and hoping. As can be expected in such a situation, one will find problems. There are breakdowns in communica- tion, misunderstandings be- tween the agencies, person- ality conflicts and a myriad of problems, but the process continues. Problems "are rc,olved, and the whole system works. Each day we see people moving through the system and out into the community. Some days only 100 or so, but other days we see more than 300 out- processed. By the middle of September the Vietnamese population will be reduced to roughly 6,000 people. Each day the system be- comes more refined and efficient. However, no matter how efficient the processing system is, it can only function as long as sponsors are found. There are still families and individuals who are in need of sponsors and there are minor children in need of foster parents.
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