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OF LAWN MOWERS
THROUGHOUT
! THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY. §
BRANDT’'S MOWER
SERVICE, Inc.
DONEGAL SPRINGS ROAD, MOUNT JOY, PA.
PHONE 653-5795
Rohrer’s Seed Packets displayed Now
Later—A full line of Rohrer’s bulk seeds
ALSO GARDEN TOOLS—SUPPLIES & SPRAYS
Apples: Red and Yellow Delicious, Stayman
Starting at $2.00 1/2 bushel
FARM FRESH EGGS
Potatoes—Onions—Fresh Vegetables
OUR OWN SHOO-FLY PIES
10X Brown Sugar 10 Ibs. $3.29 5 Ibs. $1.85
WILBUR’S COATING CHOCOLATE
10 Ibs $8.50 to $14.50
COCONUT 99c Ib.
Frosty Acre Vegetables in 5 Ib bags or 20 Ib boxes
SECONDS IN WEAVER’S CHICKEN in § Ib BAGS
Mrs. Paul’s Fish in 3—5 & 10 Ib bags or 40 Ib boxes
Just heat & serve
LARGE NO. 10 CANS FRUIT,
VEGETABLES, CATSUP
WOLGEMUTH FRUIT MKT.
STORE HOURS: Daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Thurs. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. - Fri. 8 a.m. t0.9 p.m.
4 mile West of Mount Joy, along Route 230 Ph. 653-5661
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February 18, 1976
Mount Joy Leisure Club stuffs envelopes for library
by Joe Shaeffer
The Mount Joy Leisure
Club met on Monday,
February 9 at Hostetters
Dining Hall with 92 mem-
bers present. The meeting
began at noon and the
members stuffed envelopes
for the Library Fund drive.
The business meeting was
called to order by president,
Joe Shaeffer. After the
pledge of allegiance to the
flag, secretary, Nedra
Brandt read her report
followed by a treasurer's
report by Kathryn Zink.
George Groff reported that
the directors of the Com-
munity Council would con-
tinue to function and to
present programs in the
park and other activities
during the bicentennial
celebration.
Lena Eshleman of the
Sunshine Committee report-
ed 14 cards sent to shut-ins.
The usual birthday and
anniversary songs were
sung to those celebrating in
February. Two new mem-
bers were introduced, Mr.
and Mrs. Irvin LeVin.
President Shaeffer ex-
plained in detail what
eligible members should do
to get the $10.00 registra-
tion fee instead of paying
$24.00. He also explained
the steps that would be
necessary in getting the
$14.00 refund for those
eligible who already paid
$24.00. He had the neces-
sary forms to be used in
both instances.
A bus trip was discussed
for May 12. President
Shaeffer said that Golden
Age Fellowship from the
Chiques Methodist Church
was planning a bus trip to
the Maple Festival at
Myersdale on March 31 and
that some seats were avail-
able for members of the
Leisure Club.
President Shaeffer an-
nounced the activities and
programs for the balance of
the year, climaxed by a
Christmas party and dinner
on December 8. Hostesses
for the March 8 meeting are
Mildred Way, Agnes
Weaver, Viola Anderson.
Velma Braun, Elsie Bentzel,
Harriet Brown, Edna Brown
Sadie Breneman, and Nedra
Brandt. The program will be
several reels of the old
home-town movies. These
will be shown by President
Shaeffer.
The next meeting, which
will be held March 8, will
begin ‘at noon. The members
will again stuff envelopes
for the Bicen. committee.
Following the adjourment
of February meeting, the
invocation was given by
Arthur Braun and coffee and
cake was served. The group
then played bingo for a short
time.
Sarah
15
happy
because.
.-..she’s adding to her Union National Mount Joy Bank savings account.
....the bank gave her a dollar to start a savings account, just because she was smart
enough to pick parents who already did their banking at Union National.
....she’s discovering how fast her savings account grows at Union National, her
hometown bank, where anyone of any age can have a savings account suited to
his or her own needs.
UNION NATIONAL
MOUNT JOY BANK
MOUNT JOY, PA. 17552
Each Geposttor insured to $40 000
"HOMETOWN BANK"
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