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AS THE EPHRATA REVIEW, THURSDAY, AUGUST SI, I960. Miss Martin Is Bride CV Cheerleaders 'Most Spirited' OBITUARY MMMMMMAMMMMNMWMMMMMMMMMMMMWWMl at 2 p.m. today at the Zeltenreich-Mt. Tabor Church, New Holland, with the Rev. Arthur W.

Roberts officiating. Interment will follow in the adjoining cemetery. The Groff-High Funeral Home, New Holland, was in charge. husband of the late Mrs. Amy Jane Hocking Sheaffer, who died in January, 1877.

Born in Lancaster, a son of the late Samuel S. and Ida Weachter Sheaffer he wu owner and operator of Sheaffer Meets for over 60 years at the Lancaster Central Market. He wu a member, of the Plymouth Brethren Church, Monterey Chapel. He is survived by one daughter, Ruth wife of Vincent Collier of Columbia six son: Samuel Ill, Leola; Paul D. and James G.

both of Lancaster; John Wheaton, Dr. Harold Newtown Square; and Victor Tucson, Ariz. Abo surviving are 28 grandchildren eight greatgrandchildren; and one sister, Rhoda Krall, Lancaster. Funeral services were held at 11:20 a.m. Monday in the Groff Funeral Home, La neuter, with-the Rev.

Paul Bitler officiating. Interment followed in Mellingers Mennonite Cemetery. Besik Rank Haney Brook Mrs. Bessie Rank, Haney Brook, died at 7:45 a.m. Tuesday at the Tel Hal Nursing Home, Honey Brook.

She wu the widow of William D. Rank. Boro in Honey Brook, she wu a daughter of the late J. Martin and Alice Rice Styer. She is survived by four sons: William Lester Ranch, Vin-centown, J.

Parke Ranck, Blue Ball and A. LeRoy Ranch and Paul E. Ronk, both of Honey Brook, and two daughters, Anna Belle, wife of Mervin Blank, Wayne, and Mrs. Mary Simpson, Wat Chester. She also is survived by two brothers, LeRoy Styer, Honey Brook, and Ralph Styer, Glenmoore; a sister, Mrs.

Lena Book, Bristol; 12 grandchildren; three greatgrandchildren and 12 great-great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the Labs Funeral Home, Honey Brook, with the Rev. Char lea C. Evan, officiating.

Interment will follow in the Honey Brook Methodist Cemetery. Samuel S. Sheaffer, Jr. Samuel S. Sheaffer, 82, of 1808 Lincoln Highway East, died Friday evening at Lan-cuter General Hospital after a brief illness.

He wu the DonatuT. Fray Neffsvli Donatus Natty T. Frey, 87, a self-employed painter who resided at 2649 LI tits Pike, NeffsvUle, died at 5:38 am. Wednesday of last week in the I Osteopathic Hospital after a two-week illness. A lifetime resident of Neffs-ville, Mr.

Frey retired from painting 12 years ago at the age of 75. He was of the Methodist faith. Born in Rapho Township, a son of the late George and Lizzie Frey, he was the husband of Nora Reidenbaugh, who died in I960. Surviving are six children: Mae Smith, Lancaster; Helen, wife of Paul B. Spickler, Litltz; Elmer, Columbia; Charles, Leola Rl; Robert, Nefhville; and Richard, Atlantic City, J.

Also surviving are 18 grandchildren; 28 greatgrandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; and a sister, Barbara Lausch, Pleasant View Rest Home, Funeral services were held at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Spacht Funeral Home, Utits, with the Rev. Harry Mark officiating. Interment followed in the Long Manorial United Methodist Cemetery, Neffsville. Edwin R.

Mantzor New Hdand Edwin R. Mentzer, 72, of 98 Ashlea Gardens, New Holland, formerly of Leola, died at 2 p.m. Tuesday at his home. He was under the care of a physician. He and his wife, Myrtle E.

Byers Mentzer, celebrated their 46th wedding anniversary last October. in 1975 Mr. Mentzer retired from work as a carpenter for Guy M. Musselman with whom he was employed for over 40 years. He was a member of the Zeltenreich-ML Tabor United Church of Christ Born in New Holland, Mr.

Mentzer wu a son of the late Isaac C. and Leah Good Mentzer. In addition to Ms widow, he is survived by a son, Kearney Cupertino, a daughter, Judy wife of Galen R. Wibner of New Holland; two grandsons; two brothers, Amos New Holland, and Lloyd B. Metnzer, Elverson; and one sister, Mary, wife of James Frankhouaer, New Holland.

Funeral services will be held Also attending the bride was flower girl Jennifer Terlikosky, with James Terlikosky, New Holland as her escort Acolytes were Cheryl and Sandra Emmert, Sweet Home, both sisters of the groom. Gift receivers were Sandy and Diane Wright, Blue Ball. Guest registrars were Mary Jean Greaser and Karl Faith. Dan Hooiey, North Lawrence, Ohio, was the best man. Groomsmen were Dale Martin, New Holland, a brother of the bride, and Daryl Burkholder, Harrisonburg, Va.

Ushers were Scott and Alan Denion, New Holland. The couple will reside at 38122 Liberty Sweet Home, Ore. Min Cathy Louise Martin became the bride of Arlen Dale Emmert on Saturday at Bethany Mennoaite Church, with the Rev. Leon Shirk officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. John W. Martin, New Holland, and is a graduate of Garden Spot High School. She also graduated from Eastern Mennonite College and is presently employed by the Lebanon Medical Center, Lebanon, Ore. The groom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Emmert, Sweet Home, and is a graduate of Western Mennonite High School. He also attended Oregon State University. Providing the music for the ceremony were organist Harold Smith, Terre Hill, and vocal soloist Andrea Yoder, Bellville. Karen Martin, New Holland, a sister of the bride, served as the maid of honor.

Bridesmaids were Brenda Ressler, Landis ville, and Susan Burkholder, Harrisonburg, Va. Reamstown AA Knocks Off S.H. Good Lumber Twice Youth Is Arrested For Hitting Cars Under Pke Bridge A 16-year-old Ephrata boy wu arrested last Thursday morning by Ephrata State Police in connection with damages done to eight different vehicles on the Pennsylvania Tumpikeon July 10. According to TTboper William A. Henry, the vehicles were damaged by projectiles allegedly hurled onto the Turnpike from the Sixth Street bridge in Denver by the youth at approximately a.m.

July 10. Damage resulting from thou rocks is estimated at 52JWO. The teenager wu released into the custody of his parents to await action by La neuter -County Juvenile Authorities. two-hitter. The winner knocked out five hits.

In other Garden Spot league action Reamstown clobbered West Nantmeal 18-0 on a 17-hit barrage. They also knocked off Shady Maple 5-2. Shady Maple topped the New Holland Colonials 10-1 and Burkholder's Paving dropped two, one to Warwick and New Holland. Roadrunners Claim Tourney The Roadrunners of Denver edged out Reading-Berks 1-0 to claim the 1980 Ephrata Invitational Women's Field Hockey Tournament. Tin were the downfall of the Ephrata Gold Ruah they posted a 2-1-3 mark, losing to Reading Berks 3-1 arid tying the champion roadrunners 1-1.

The tournaments outstanding offensive player wu Char Pletz of the Moravian team and the defensive player wu Darlene Hershey of Elizabethtown. The Gold Rush Field Hockey team will participate in a tourney in the Poconos on Sept. 5, 6, 7 before kicking off the regular season Sept. 14 at home against Reading-Berks. he 2nd Largest JRockojAges Dealer fn'Amer What this means on a CV-Solanco soccer match, will begin at 9 p.m.

in the Conestoga Valley High School parking lot. The varsity team, in the top photo, is comprised of, from left: front row, Tracy Dom-bach, Barb Thompson and Kelly Hen; aecond row, Cathy Kempfle, Robin Hayes and Chris Swarr; and third row, Amy Snyder, Julie Leedy, Liu Swisher and Chris Minnier. The Junior varsity squad, center, includes, front row, Nardine Warden, Mary Jo Moseman, Jenny Stoltzfus and Mie Kyung Cho; second row, nsmn Ws of kauMd vhlsh aeraea ON CABLE TV A federal agency has substantially deregulated the cable television industry, ruling that cable systems can bring in as many stations as they want and do not have to black-out programs that duplicate local broadcasts. Sealmark mMM lliat yaw i maital a aweas made af rtransaal jearanlea la MMariala imm aaJ ika uaalaiii la enu vwv see ywr ataavatal la orocfsd wNfcaal Naw RmM. The ana la FUNERAL HOME INC.

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Varsity, junior varsity and Junior high squads rfecently returned from a Pocono Sports Camp with Most Spirited awards, voted on by all the squads in camp. The girls will kick off the season next Thursday with a Community Pep Rally. The event, which supports the CV-Ephrata football game and the Denver accepted a forfeit from Miller's Bar-B-Q when the regular season champs were unable to field team. ZINN'S 28, BROWN'S 0 -Zinns Diner served 16 run in the third inning to break the backs of Brown's Auto Parts who were already down 8-0. ZINNS' 10, AGRI-KING -Zinn's tacked up win number two they knocked out 20 hits and knocked them from the post season competition.

Bollinger knocked out two homers and winning pitcher Lee Anne Grow added a triple to the offense. Denver House Leads Play Reamstown A. A. topped S.H. Good Lumber in a two game seriu over the weekoid the national tournament bound S.H.

Good squad dropped 1-0 and 2-1 games. The teams meet again Monday at Zinnh at 7 Marlin Muaser pitched the 1-0 game, allowing Just one Mt the Garden Spot League club paced throe hits off Dwane Hostetler, including a Jerry Bollinger triple. The 2-1 game to Brian Pennebeckers PWLOOENDRUM a STANLEY LARGE DISPLAY OF HOUSE GARDEN PLANTS AND SUPPLIES. i-i-i RiBuony EMCDCKiiif rungroai, FsrtMzeq, Psk Moss and Mulch. Nsrlh M.

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MAIN NEW HOLLAND PHONE 354-4329 Jenny Jensen, Donna Overly, Psm Brantly' and Leslie SchappeU; and third row, Robin Burkholder, Charliene Stoltzfus and Denise Armold. 1 The Junior high squad, bottom photo, is tilled out by first row, Laurie Bailey, Liu Bish and Lori Henry; second row, Val Sweigart, Quinn Uu, Kerry Rom, Tracy Ron, Tracy Schappell and Linda Bawell; and third row, Cathy Lawson, Lexine Givin, Bridget Erdman, Lori Hill, Lorie Shriener and Tanya Lombardo. Zorn's, fry's Drop Footes BOLLMAN II, ZINNS 8 -Bob Trout gave up 12 hits, but wu able to bold Zinn's Diner off in the bottom of the seventh when Bollman Hat needed the effort. HARTMAN'S 19, FRYS 17 -Fry's Pontiac Jumped to 10-1 lend In the first Inning, but six rum in each of the last throe Innings carried Hartmans Grocery to a win. Denver House came up with two wins In the opening rounds at the sixth annual Women's League Double-elimination Tourney es they edged Zinn's Diner 3-2 and took a forfeit from the season champions, Miller's Bar-B-Q.

DENVER 3, ZINNS 2 -Cindy Blattenberger's sacrifice fly in the sixth Inning scored Diane Strickler to snap a 2-2 tie and give Denver House victory over Zinn's Diner. Kim Howe wu the winning pitcher she held Zinn's to two-nins on five hits. PALM Ease your mind and theirs. Donecker, Wikes Win Section In U.S. Doubles Tournament Becky Donecker and Robert Wiker teamed up to claim the Philadelphia Section title of the Lipton Iced Tea Mixed Doubles Championship by defeating Valerie Howards and Joseph Providence.

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