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LANCASTER, NEW ERA B-2 MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1996 LOCAL NEWS Short and Snappy Breneman Potts Manheim Central students honored Continued from B-1 I heard about it through my church, Miss Potts says. Since Im visually impaired, I get a lot of help from the community through social-service agencies. I thought it would give me a way of giving back to the community. She also volunteers at the Lancaster Rehabilitation Sports Medicine Center. In school, she has consistently been an honor roll student.

She has been in the chorus since she was a freshman and has traveled on several school trips, including a three-week trip to Australia with the People to People Student Ambassadors Program. She is a member of St. Marks United Methodist Church, Mount Joy. She and her parents live at 1279 Donegal Springs Road. She has a brother, Brian, and a sister, Deb Potts-Ragan.

Weekend Continued from B-1 much more money. What happened when the lawyer slipped in a swimming pool? He filed a bathing suit. What's the difference between a lawyer and pickets of a moving-van line? One strikes to move and the other moves to strike. What do an Italian playoff and a powerful lawyer have in common? Ones a big-a-tourney and sos the other. What do you call a lawyer who doesnt chase ambulances? Retired.

Whats the difference between a lawyer trying a case and an explosion in a coal mine? Nothing. Theyre both a lot of noise coming from a small opening. Whats the difference between an orthodontist and a lawyer? You get your moneys worth from an orthodontists retainer. What the difference between a lawyer and a dry cleaner? A lawyer loses your suit and then takes you to the cleaners. Whats the difference between a defendant and a long-winded lawyer? One is tried by the jury and the other tries the jury.

Whats the difference between a corpse and a lawyer in a courtroom? One just lies there and the other just lies, there. Whats the difference between a lawyer and a cross-eyed bug? One is queries with answers, and the other is ants, sir, with queer eyes. Whats the difference between a lawyer and a member of Congress? One finds ways to pass laws, and the other tries to bypass them. If a short, fat lawyer and a tall skinny lawyer jumped off the top of the Griest Building, who would land first? Who cares? Whats the difference between a lawyer in a small town and two lawyers in a small town? One can make a modest income, but two can make a fortune. Whats the differnce between a vulture and a lawyer? A vulture cant take off his wingtips.

How are a pelican and a lawyer alike? You should see the size of their bills! Whats the difference between a snake and a lawyer? The snake keeps dropping the briefcase. What does a lawyer do after he dies? Lies. Still. If clothes make the man, suits make the lawyer. Im sorry to report that things have not gone much better for Bailey after leaving prison.

He was injured in a vehicle accident. An ambulance backed up suddenly- I could never make it in the legal profession. Writing Short and Snappy, I am committed to being brief. Case closed. Continued from B-1 shop.

If that pursuit fails, he says, he will buy old tractors, fix them up and resell them. Breneman, son of Ed and Karen Breneman, of Willow Street, has won several Future Farmers of America awards and is very dedicated to and serious about the agricultural community. I was pretty much raised in farming, he says. My dad has been in farming for a while; he enjoys it. He influenced me.

Breneman admits hes looking forward to tonight. Im ready for it. Im really looking forward to it, he says. During his high school career, he has been a member of the National Honor Society, ranking among the top 20 in his class. In January, he received an FFA Keystone Farmer Degree, which is given to only 2 percent of the state FFA membership.

The degree is given to farmers who display top leadership, production and work-experience qualities. Breneman has served as the president of his Garden Spot FFA chapter. He also has received FFAs greenhand, chapter and red-rose degrees. Formerly the chapters student adviser, he also has served as vice president and sentinel. His projects include tractor restorations, beef and swine production and custom corn planting.

He has served on several committees and has received awards for agricultural mechanics and beef production. He thinks hes ready. Thirty-six Manheim Central High School students were inducted into the National Honor Society at the schools recent academic honors banquet. Also, 22 students received Distinguished Honors awards, and 134 received First Honors awards for academic excellence this year. The instrumental invocation was provided by Kevin Peters, playing the marimba, and by Amy Moore, pianist.

Following dinner, a clarinet quartet consisting of Ellie Engle, Amy Moore, Laveena Sollenberg-er and Mindy Merkey played instrumental selections. Senior Debra Copenhaver sang a solo from a Strauss opera, Die Fleder-maus, accompanied by choral director Tammy Herbein. Amy Moore, president of the MCHS National Honor Society, 'reeted the assembly, and the HS qualities were explained by Maggie Strausbaugh, schol arship; Jennifer Hershey, service; Kevin Peters, leadership; and Michelle Merkey, character. The new inductees then participated in a candle-lighting cermo-ny and the recital of the NHS pledge, and senior Theodore Luebbert played a viola solo. New Honor Society inductees include: senior Philip Shenenberger; juniors Christina Barton, Jamie Ober, Angela Eisenhooth, Kathleen Elder, Nicole Harnish, Michelle Hartman, Joshua Hershey, Cara Locke, Ash-lea Sowers and Nicolette Zimmermon; and sophomores Janice Beitzel, Elizabeth Campbell, Sabrino Carruthers, Joshua Clair, Travis Donough, Amanda Eisenhooth, Katherine Fawcett, Christina Frey, Abbey Hershey, Erin Kahler, Ellen Kegarise, Melissa Lehman, Joshua Longa, Matthew Martin, Emily McFarland, Lisa Nissley, Meryl Reist, Stacey Ressler, Timothy Rohrer, Laura Romanello, Eric Siegrist, Jenelle Silvers, Kerri Stauffer, Erica Wenger and Amanda Young.

Sophomore Joshua Longo was recognized as the Hugh OBrian Youth Leadership Seminar nominee by Abigail Just, the 1995 nominee, and John Longaboch, 1994 nominee. Manheim Central principal Jere A. Murphy recognized John Longobach, who was named a commended student, and Christian Deibler, a semifinalist, in the National Merit Scholars program for 1995-96. Honors owards were presented by Dr. Carol Y.

Phillips, president of the school board, and by Rebecca A. Deibler, Edwin L.Kiehl and Louis J. Martarano, assistant high school principals. Twenty-two students received Distinguished Honors awards. Students must maintain a 4.0 grade-point average for the first three marking periods of the year.

Those receiving distinguished honors include: senior John W. Longobach; juniors Eric J. Connelly, Nicole M. Harnish, Joshua N. Hershey, Timothy G.

Kay, Christa A. Koip and Anne E. Maurer; sophomores Amanda R. Eisenhooth, Katherine J. Fawcett, Matthew L.

Martin, Stacey L. Ressler, Timothy R. Rohrer, Laura A. Romanello, Jenelle M. Silvers, Ginny K.

Snader, Kerri A. Stauffer, Erica L. Wenger; and freshmen Trudy L. Ke-gerreis, Lindsay R. Peters, Mary Theresa Pieri, Janelle L.

Snavely and Michelle L. Wolfe. Fisrt Honors awards were presented to 134 students who maintained a 3.5 to 3.9 grade-point average for the first three marking periods. Seniors receiving First Honors: Vanessa L. Alleman, Melissa A.

Becker, Torrey B. Bom-berger, Corby S. Burkholder, Debro L. Copen- Continued from B-1 show, a Frisbee contest, a celebrity look-alike contest and more. In Elizabethtown, members of the Red Rose Chapter of Submarine Veterans gathered Sunday night at Elizabethtown College to remember their time in World WarIL For the last five years the Lancaster County Commissioners and the Veterans Administration have jointly sponsored an event to thank local veterans for their service.

This year the committee chose to honor local submariners because they believe that they are a group that is often neglected despite the major contributions that they have made. After the awards ceremony the veterans attended a free concert given by the United States Navy Band. Subscribe to the LANCASTER NEW ERA at home and savel ATTENTION CITY HOMEOWNERS The City of Lancasters Housing Rehabilitation Division is opening an opportunity to City Homeowners, utilizing Federal funds, for those in need of financial assistance to repair their property. Applications will be on a first come, first serve basis. Only the first 30 applications received will be considered in 1996.

fjtetdaH nESTAunAirrs DART STORES haver, Elizabeth A. Engle, Melinda B. Forry, Amy L. Grahek, Adam C. Greiner, Jonathan C.

Hart, Jennifer L. Hershey, Sandra Isma-nouski, Theodore D. Luebbert, Shari J. Miller, Amy L. Moore, Chad M.

Moyer, Jennifer L. Olsen, Kevin D. Peters, Lee J. Rambler, Philip T. Shenenberger, Jannifer M.

Shipe, Amy L. Siegrist, Elizabeth M. Sigmon, Jonathan K. Steffy, Kathleen A. Stoltzfus, Maggie L.

Strausbaugh ond Jamie I. Whiteman. Juniors receiving First Honors: Jessica L. Arndt, Christina A. Barton, Tammy J.

Brandt, Sheila R. Bright, Kathleen A. Eider, Marcia E. Ginder, Michelle A. Hartman, Kathleen M.

Hershey, Abigail E. Just, Melinda C. Kerne, Karrye K. Kreider, Jennifer L. Lentz, Cara W.

Locke, Adrienne M. Longenecker, Nicole L. Longenecker, Marcus A. Mazza, Mindy L. Merkey, Anthony R.

Oatman, Emily R. Ober, Laura F. Schell, Laveena K. Sollenberger and Nicolette J. Zimmerman.

Sophomores receiving First Honors: Janice M. Beitzel, Eva L. Beyerlein, Corey M. Bires, Daniel O. Bowerman, Crystal B.

Brubaker, Elisabeth G. Campbell, Sabrina L. Carruthers, Joshua E. Clair, Angela C. Clark, Travis E.

Donough, Christina J. Frey, Ryan K. Ger-loch, D. Mitchell Gibson, Abbey J. Hershey, Jennifer L.

Hershey, Megan A. Hondru, Erin C. Kahler, Kristy J. Kauffman, Ellen E. Kegarise, Jamie S.

Landis, Keith L. Lehman, Melissa S. Lehman, Aarm K. Levy, Lucinda A. Martin, Emily M.

McFarland, Amanda K. Nestierath, Susan D. Nguyen, Lisa M. Nissley, Christopher M. Parmer, Meryi B.

Reist, Joey S. Stauffer, Sharon L. Steele, John C. Trovato, Shawn E. Weaver, Jason P.

Wenger, Heather M. Werner, Lori A. Winters, Abigail E. Wise and Amanda K. Young.

Freshmen receiving First Honors: Samuel R. Badger, Johnathan C. Balmer, Rebecca L. Bauman, Erika J. Bender, Casey A.

Bires, Julie A. Blankenmyer, Justin S. Bowman, Jessica R. Brubaker, D. Sean Burkhart, Amanda K.

Dagen, Michael G. Deitrich, Juliet L. Diehl, Justin R. Edris, Matthew S. Evans, Carlye L.

Frymoyer, Laura E. Fuhrman, Ryan S. Geib, Amanda S. Gillespie, Stacie L. Hamilton, Christopher Hartenstine, Emily E.

Hershey, Emily A. Hohenwarter, Casey P. Homan, Trudy Hanafius, R. Gary Hopkins, Ann M. Huboky, Melissa L.

Keller, James R. Kopp, Erin F. Kritzer, Andrew J. Latschar, Kristyn E. Lehman, Jonita L.

Longenecker, Heidi A. Manz, Daniel J. Mieloch, David A.Minnerly, Matthew K. Myer, Tanya M. Nauman, Kunal P.

Patel, Neil C. Rohrer, Rochelle N. Sauder, Holly M. Spittle, Jarret S. Tanner, Blaine J.

Zern, Adam M. Ziegler, Keri L. Zimmerman and Sarah L. Zurin. Students picked for conference The Rotary Club of Paradise has selected local high school students to attend the annual Rotary Leaders Conference in its district.

The conference will be held at Messiah College June 16 to June 20. The following Pequea Valley High School seniors were selected: Jamie Eaby, daughter of Doug and Lynn Eaby, 46 Cedar Ephrata; Marc Gauthier, son of Richard and Benita Gauthier, 110 Dane Drive, Ephrata; Kevin Bald-ovich, son of James and Barbara Baldovich, 364 Churchtown Road, Narvon; and Angie Howe, daughter of Frank and Donna Howe, Intercourse. Also, Winona Houser, daughter of Bill and Judy Houser, Hershey, and Nereida Chiles, 150 City Mill Road, will represent Lancaster Mennonite High School at the conference. 2 alumni honored by Bible college Lancaster Bible College recently honored two alumni, Irene Hostetter and Samuel Byler. Hostetter, a 1940 graduate, became the first to receive The Mary Martha Award.

The 1844 Conestoga Ave. resident has served with Womens Missionary Prayer Fellowship at Calvary Church, in Lancaster, and has traveled as a missionary to Kentucky. Byler, of Harrisonburg, received the Paul Award. A 1938 LBC graduate, Byler has been a pastor for 60 years, at churches from Mississippi to New York. He has been involved with missions in Appalachia and India.

Lancaster Cawolk High School! CARNIVAL! MonJunel? Sat June I Buy your RIDE TICKETS In advance from your I neishbortiood Turkey Hill Minit Markets SJn 67lli DOWN-HOME DELICIOUS GOODNESS DAILY SPECIALS Applicants must: 1. Own and reside in their property for at least one year; 2. Be current with their mortgage payments, taxes and City water and sewer bills; 3. Have no more then two current liens against their property and 4. Be low to moderate income status.

We proudly seive Merlin's delicious potato rolls Coffee Time Creamed Dried Beef on Homefries toast $2.99 Roast Beef tilling, gravy 2 veg. $7.49 Cherry Cobbler vanilla ice cream $2.29 Kreider Farms' Cherry Vanilla ice cream $2.95 Va gal. (Specials vahd thru June 15. 1996) 1 Si (DUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY Hit Fattily F1ae for fdtfs and fidds at heart Centerville Lebanon Hershey South of Manheim Doe Run Road Applications may be obtained at the Southern Market Center, Bureau of Housing, 100 S. Queen Street, 2nd floor rear, Room 213, Lancaster, PA on Monday, June 17, 1996 and Tuesday, June 18, 1996 between the hours of 8:30 a.m.

to 4:30 p.m. No telephone calls will be accepted. A Thought To Remember EXCIMER LASER or RK? Appeal CHARLES SNYDER FUNERAL HOME INC Continued from B-1 peals. One group of property owners businesses and industries traditionally waits for the last day to file appeals to give themselves more time to decide what to do, Grassersaid. So far, only about 200 businesses and industrial taxpayers had filed appeals, he said.

But that number could increase by the end of the day, he said. Many prominent men through the years have been chosen as "Father of the Our selection this year, and every year, is and has been plural. These fathers are Charles Snyder, Funeral Director seen everywhere. are known everywhere Charles F. Snyder.

Founder in every community. These fathers are making their presence known from diaper time to diploma time. In their circle of family and friends these typical fathers deserve the distinction of being father of the year just as much as the nationally publicized men. These fathers have devoted a lifetime to the needs of their families. They are loyal employees.

They are considerate and thoughtful employers. They have shown, by example, how to face realities; how to be loving and tender; how to have humble trust in God. To all Fathers of the Year. everywhere. we hope it is a day of love and understanding.

We salute every one of you. HAPPY FATHER'S DAY. This coming Sunday. PRK (excimer laser) uses a physician-programmed computer to direct a laser light beam which removes a thin layer of tissue from the center of the cornea. RK uses a microscopically calibrated surgical instrument to place four or eight incisions around the center of the cornea.

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Charles F. Snyder. Jr- Supervisor BUSINESS AT LASER SIGHT SPECIALISTS, ITS WHATS BEST FOR YOU! Because we offer a variety of refractive surgery procedures, including PRK and RK, to correct nearsightedness and astigmatism, well give you pros and cons about the options available to you. And then well help you make the choice thats best for you. Register for a free individual screening and decide on the best choice for you from the network of ophthalmologists which includes two of the top four eye doctors in Lancaster County according to readers of Lancaster County Magazine in both 1994 and 1995.

Call one of the numbers below to make an appointment. LASER SIGHT SPECIALISTS After 15 Years As A Part Of The Lancaster Musical Community Stephen Nicholas Music Is Closing Its Doors Forever! LIQUIDATION PRICING MUSICAL GEAR ft $7.50 strip of JO tickets will costbnly $2.50 if purchase! BEFORE MIDNIGHT JUNEJ5 Si GRAND PIANOS DIGITAL PIANOS NEW PIANOS USED PIANOS GUITARS AMPS DRUMS PA SYSTEMS SYNTHS MULTI TRACK HOME STUDIO SIGNAL PROCESSING Cooling, Inc. OrNew and Used Musicallnstfumenis Tj)Eye Physicians of Lancaster Eye Specialists of Lancaster Music Accessories Included. The Fixtures. Goes! PEAVEY FENDER ALESIS PRS GUILD TAKAMINIE WURLITZER CHARLES R.

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