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A Happy f NTE Wyeth Marietta em-
Thanksgiving! (= = ployees contributed $3,799
to the 1975 United Way
Campaign. This amount
represents a fourteen per-
cent increase over the
amount contributed to the
1974 United Way Cam-
paign. Tom Lowell was
campaign manager and his
assistant was Helen King.
On October 31. 1975,
Willis W. Frankhouser,
Manager of Quality Assur-
ance for more than 14 years
at Wyeth Marietta retired.
Thursday, October 30th,
ninety-two friends, collea-
gues, and relatives gathered
at the Lancaster Treadway
Inn to honor him:
Dr. Gerald Van Halsema,
From left fo right; George Mohr, Rory Gallagher, Al Brooks and Greg Gallagher.
Indian football stars honored at banquet
An awards dinner was held for players and parents of the Donegal Indians football team
last week. Guest speakers from F&M praised Donegal’s school spirit and good-looking
Wyeth Vice-President Man- cheerleaders.
ufacturing and Dr. Alan Coach Deshler presented awards to outstanding players on the team.
Bernstein, Marietta Man- George Mohr’s teammates voted him Most Valuable Back. Greg Gallagher was voted
aging Director spoke. Har-
old Saylor served as Master
of Ceremonies. Willis was
presented with a lovely
antique wall clock.
Willis and Blanche plan to
continue living in Elizabeth-
town and to sojourn to
warmer climates during the
winter months.
November 1, 1975, Mr. E.
A. Pizzi, Director of Control
Most Valuable Lineman.
The Jessie Mooney Award, for outstanding dedication and
leadership, went to Rory Gallagher. Al Brooks was voted Most Valuable Player- the best
all-around man on the team.
Offensive and defensive Headhunter awards, based on total points for blocking or most
tackles and assists in individual games, were awarded by the coaches. Award winners
received wooden plaques. Defensive awards went to R. Gallagher, Mike Leas, Greg
Gallagher, Mike Careoll, Geoge Mohr and Tom Brill. Offensive awards went to Greg
Gallagher and Rory Gallagher.
The Red Shirt Award, for the player who hustled and hit the mo: every day of the
season, will be presented to Greg Gallagher at an awards assembly later this year.
announced the immediate
appointment of Dr. George New coach
Irwin to the position of
Located 4 miles West of Eliza- Quality Assurance Manager has problems
bethtown on Falmouth Rd. of the Marietta Manufact- to solve
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uring Laboratory. Dr. Irwin
will be responsible for all
Quality Assurance functions
at the Marietta Manufact-
uring Laboratory reporting
directly to Mr Pizzi’s office
through Dr. Terry L. Ben-
ney, Assistant Director of
Control at Radnor.
Dr. Irwin received his
PhD. in Physical Pharmacy
from Temple University in
1968. Prior to coming to
Wyeth in June 1968, George
was employed for eleven
years by Smith, Kline, and
French Labs. After working
at Wyeth in the Exploratory
Pharmacy Section and the
Product Development Sec-
tion, where he was Super-
visor, Product Stability and
Package Evaluation Unit,
George was appointed As-
aR
Charles Sanders
Mr. Eugene D. Funk, who
is succeeding Mr. Walter
Price (who has resigned) as
wrestling coach at Donegal
High School, has a lot of
work ahead.
Seven starters for last
year’s championship team
have graduated.
Only three regular start-
ers are back: George Mohr,
now weighing about 150
pounds; Joe Meszaros, now
at approximately 130; and
Jerry Garner at 140.
Consequently, only three
of the twelve spots on the
team seem to be taken care
of at present.
The most serious problem
faced by new Coach Funk is
the fact that the lightest
man on his squad at present
All Cars Reduced $100 to $300 § sunt Munacer, Ouiiy Charles Sanders, freshman veins 110 Pains 54 38
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"72 CHRYSLER Newport, low mileage $1395 Manufacturing Laboratory, QI M.S.C. basketball team berth. :
’71 OPEL Rallye Coupe $1495 in March, 1975. Thomas Knorr, assistant
71 TOYOTA, auto. $1595 Walter Gingrich, Super- Charles Sanders, a playmng forward for tne coach, will be helping Coach
"71 PINTO, 4 speed $1095 visor of the Biological Sec- graduate of Donegal High Marauders, who last year Funk in building a wrestling
"71 FORD 1/2 ton pick-up $1795 tion of Quality Assurance at School, is a member of the won 17 and lost 10 games. team this year.
"70 PLYMOUTH Valiant Duster $1395 Wyeth Laboratories, Mari- 1975-76 varsity basketball Sanders is in his first year
70 OPEL Wagon, Real Sharp $1495 etta, received an award on squad at Millersville State asa Marauder and is the son
’69 CHEVY Caprice $1195 October 18th, from his Alma College. A freshman major- of Mrs. Willie Jankans of Dave Bran dt
Mater, Elizabethtown Col- ing in liberal arts, he is 679 East Market Street,
'69 VW Bug
'69 CAMARO, 4 speed
'69 MUSTANG Mach I
’69 CHEVROLET Impala, 2 dr., HT
'68 CHEVY II, 2 dr.
$995
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lege. The award reads,
“Elizabethtown College in
celebration of its seventy-
fifth Anniversary is proud to
CANARIES
ve
Marietta.
Marietta native Dave
Brandt was honored by the
PA Sports Hall of fame last
week.
68 MUSTANG, auto. $1095 recognize Walter C. Gin- Many Brandt's face is familiar
'68 RAMBLER American, 6 cyl. $895 grich who has practiced the Beautiful to thousands of TV viewers
'68 PLYMOUTH, 2 dr., HT $295 § College's Ideal of Education Colors in this area. He is the
$895 for service through faithful 285-4769 sportscaster on WGAL-TV
’68 FORD Country Squire Wagon
’67 CHEVY Belair
$695
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and productive endeavors to
improve the quality of life in
the community.” Walter is a
Boy Scout Leader and is
active in other civic affairs in
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Three of Dave Brandts’
Marietta friends attended
the ceremony. Gerald Lib-
hart, Paul Sload, and Albert
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