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THE GETTYSBURG TIMES, MONDAY, JULY 27, 1992 7B Engagements Carol M. Luckenbaugh James E. Nickoles LUCKENBAUGH NICKOLES Mr. and Mrs. Edward F.

Luckenbaugh of Cashtown, announce the engagement of their daughter, Carol Marie, to James Edward Nickoles, son of Mrs. Brenda Tidmore of Columbia, Md. Miss Luckenbaugh attended Gettysburg Senior High School and is currently employed with the Gettysburg Lutheran Home in Gettysburg. Mr. Nickoles is a 1981 graduate of Springwoods High School in Houston, Texas and is employed as an electrician with ABC Electric in Manchester, Md.

An Aug. 29, 1992 wedding is being planned. Denise Kay Mellott Stanley Ray Smith MELLOTT SMITH Rev. and Mrs. O.

Guy Mellott, 2725 Heidlersburg Road in Gettysburg, announce the engagement of their daughter, Denise Kay, to Stanley Ray Smith of Idaville, the son of Mrs. Thelma Smith of Frederick, Md. and the late Stanley E. Smith. Miss Mellott graduated from Chambersburg Area Senior High School and the Franklin County School of Practical Nursing.

She is employed as an L.P.N. at Green A i i Gettysburg. Mr. Smith graduated from Catoctin High School inThurmont, Md. and is employed as an orderly at Green Acres.

A Sept. 12,1992 wedding is being planned. Jennifer L. Garlach Jeffrey L. Sprenkle GARLACH SPRENKLE Mr.

and Mrs. Francis Garlach, of 2520 Old Route 30 announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Lee, to Jeffrey Lynn Sprenkle, son of Shelva Martin of Lyons, Ga. and Roger Sprenkle of German Drive in Chambersburg. Miss Garlach is a 1992 graduate of Gettysburg High School and will be attending Penn State Mont Alto in the fall. She is employed at Hoss's in Chambersburg.

Mr. Sprenkle is a 1989 graduate of Chambersburg High School. He is employed at Hoss's in Chambersburg as a kitchen manager. An August, 1992 wedding is being planned. Kelli Henschen Chad Grothen HENSCHEN GROTHEN John and Carole Henschen of Noblesville, Ind.

announce the engagement of their daughter, Kelli Marie, to Chad David Grothen, son of Dave and Carolyn Ridinger of Gettysburg and Roger and Wanda Grothen of New Oxford. Miss Henschen is a 1987 graduate of Noblesville High School and a 1992 graduate of Purdue University where she earned a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering. She will work as a process engineer for Eli Lilly Co. in Lafayette. Mr.

Grothen is a 1986 graduate of Gettysburg High School and a 1991 graduate of Penn State University where he earned a bachelor of science degree in chemical engineering. He is a development engineer for Eli Lilly Co. in Indianapolis. ASept. 12,1992 wedding is being planned at Christ Lutheran Church in Noblesville, Ind.

Christine Lackey Matthew M. O'Brien LACKEY O'BRIEN Mrs. Marlene Lackey of 48 Villa Vista Estates in Valencia, Pa. and Mr. Richard Lackey announce the engagement of their daughter, Christine Noel, to Matthew Michael O'Brien, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Matthew J. O'Brien of 592 Grant Drive in Gettysburg. Miss Lackey is a 1985 graduate of Mars Area High School in Mars, Pa. and a 1990 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Nursing with a B.A.

in Nursing. She is currently employed as a registered nurse in the Post- Anesthesia Intensive Care Unit at Presbyterian-University Hospital in Pittsburgh. Mr. O'Brien is a 1986 graduate of Delone Catholic High School and a 1990 graduate of the University of Pittsburgh with a B.A. in Political Science.

He is employed as a Pennsylvania State Trooper in Philadelphia. A June 19,1993 wedding is being planned. Wesley Staub June Schneider STAUB SCHNEIDER Mrs. James Bash of Chicago, HI. and Mr.

Clark Schneider, also of Chicago, announce the engagement of their daughter, June Schneider of Woburn, Mass, to Wesley Staub of Pittsfield, Mass. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Staub of 775 Brysonia Road in Biglerville. A fall 1993 wedding is being planned.

Stacy Lee Kessler Thomas L. Krout KESSLER KROUT Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kessler of 8 Brandy Court in Hanover announce the engagement of their daughter, Stacy Lee, to Thomas L. Krout, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lee Krout of 425 Glenwyn Drive in Littlestown. Miss Kessler is a 1984 graduate of Hanover High School and a 1990 graduate of West Chester University. She is currently employed as a first grade teacher with the Carroll County School District in Silver Run, Md. Mr.

Krout is a 1986 graduate of Littlestown High School and a 1991 graduate of Lock Haven University. He is employed as a fifth grade teacher with the Bermudian Springs School District. An April 3, 1993 wedding is being planned. Tami R. Mackley Gordon E.

Borneman MACKLEY BORNEMAN Tami R. Mackley, of 371 Powell Avenue in Azusa, formerly of Gettysburg, and Gordon E. Borneman, of 1803 Avennida De Las Flores in Thousand Oaks, became engaged on April 8,1992. Miss Mackley is the daughter of David and Edith Funt of Biglerville and Ray and Shirley Mackley of Gettysburg. Mr.

Borneman is the son of Roger and Adrienne Borneman of San Marino, Calif. An Aug. 8,1992 wedding is being planned. Brett Alan McCleaf Kerry Anne Woods MCCLEAF WOODS Mr. and Mrs.

George Woods of i a engagement of their daughter, Kerry Anne, to Brett Alan McCleaf, son of Mr. and Mrs. Barry McCleaf of Aspers. Miss Woods is a 1986 graduate of Northern High School and a 1990 graduate of Penn State University. She is employed with Gettysburg College in Gettysburg.

Mr. McCleaf is a 1984 graduate of Biglerville High School and a 1990 graduate of Penn State University. He is employed with Knouse Foods Cooperative in Biglerville. A May 22,1993, wedding is being planned. Casey K.

Clark James A. McGlaughlin CLARK -MCGLAUGHLIN Casey Kendal Clark and James Anthony McGlaughlin announce their attention to marry. Miss Clark, Hanover, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne T.

Clark of Hanover. She is a 1990 graduate of Delone Catholic High School and a 1992 graduate of York College of Pennsylvania. She is employed as an office assistant with Federal Licensing Inc. in Gettysburg. Mr.

McGlaughlin, Gettysburg, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James C. McGlaughlin of Gettysburg. He is a 1990 graduate of Gettysburg Senior High School and is employed as an automotive technician with Hanover Honda in Hanover.

An April 24, 1993, wedding is being planned. MOWS tip? Call 334-1132 "Dorks" are getting more power these days at the Classic Caramel Company. POWER FOR THE "DORK" The "Dork," with its clever cartoon mascot, is Classic Caramel's newest product, a taffy fruit chew that's being introduced nationally to con- sumers this year. And it's one more reason the fast- growing York company needs reliable, affordable electric power. Classic Caramel was running at full capacity, around-the-clock, seven days a week to meet new orders from major food manufacturers who are using its caramel and taffy in their sweet food products.

To meet that demand, and to keep making its own line of candies, the company just installed a new cooker that has tripled production capacity. Company President Bob Lukas says Classic success is due to its flexibility and short turnaround time for orders. That means having electric power it can count on all the time. Lukas, who witnessed brown- outs first hand in New England, doesn't want that to happen here. "People don't realize the long term effects of an energy shortage," he says.

That's why General Public Utilities and Duqucsne Light are joining together to import energy from the West. It's a logical solution to the power puzzle. Western Pennsylvania has abun- dant energy, while the demand for it here is great. The goal is to give central Pennsylvania Met-Ed customers like Classic Caramel a depend- able, steady supply of reasonably-priced power to meet current and future needs. And to generate jobs and opportunities for all of us.

GPU DQE A I I PROJECT PENNSYLVANIA'S FUTURE IS ON THE LINE..