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Revolutionary Look!
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for the bicentennial year --
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Calico Pink
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HINKLE’S
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3rd & Locust Sts., Columbia
Phone 684-—2551
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to areas receiving the
Susquchanna Times
Marietta
A solid brick
rancher with 3
bedrooms, and
a bath. Also an
entry foyer, liv-
ing room with
brick wall fire-
place, a formal
dining room, an
eat-in kitchen,
and a large pat-
io. House has
oil heat and a
detached 2 car
garage with a
storage area.
Features large
landscaped lot.
Water and sew-
$39,900
Ask for
Lloyd Rohrer
KINGSWAY
REALTY
phone 299-0791
Mayor James Gingrich
has signed a proclamation
declaring Apple Butter
Week in Mount Joy.
Apple Butter Week will
run from March S-14. On
Friday, the Sth, Jaycees
with apple butter will be
stationed at Greer'’s
Jewelers, the Union Nation-
al Bank, and the National
Central Bank in Mount Joy.
Beb Stoner, chairman of
the Jaycee's Apple Butter
project says, ‘‘Your contri-
butiens of $1.00 or more will
definitely be appreciated by
these children.”
Anycne can make a con-
tribution to the Jaycee fund
to help mentally retarded
and physically handicapped
children.
proclaimed
Jaycee Bob Stoner looks on as Mayor James Gingrich
signs Apple Butter Week proclamation. To the left of the
mayor are several boxes of apple butter.
Rotary celebrates
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50 years
From left to right are; anniversary committee chairman G. Walter Sloan; Japaneese
student Minoru Mujata; Lanc. Co. student Penn Glazier; moderator Dr. Robert
Eshleman; Puerto Rican student Ana Gonzales; Colombian student Alvaro Orozco; and
president Carl Hallgren.
A fifieth anniversary is a
special occasion, and Satur-
day evening, February 28,
1976, culminated a month
long celebration for the
Mount Joy Rotary Club.
A dinner program was
held at Hostetter’s Dining
Hall, with the Rotarians’
wives and special guests in
attendance.
President Carl R. Hall-
gren presented the Club
with a fifty year certificate
from Rotary International
along with their congratula-
tions.
The program included a
special music presentation
by the Lance Lads Quartette
and an International Dia-
logue featuring Rotary
Foundation Fellowship
Awardees. The graduate
students participating were
Ana Mercedes Gonzales,
Puerto Rico, and Alvaro
Miguel Orozco, Colombia,
South America, both study-
ing at Penn State Univer-
sity; Minoru Miyata, Japan,
studying at Bucknell Uni-
versity; and Penn Glazier, a
lawyer from Lancaster who
was a Rotary Group Study
Exchange to India. The
moderator was Rotarian Dr.
Robert F. Eshleman, Pro-
fessor of Sociology, Franklin
and Marshall College. Some
of the topics discussed by
the panel were their re-
actions to studying in a
foreign country, their back-
grounds and goals for life.
The Mount Joy Rotarians
have donated over $4,000 to
the International Fellowship
Fund and they are proud of
their participation in helping
the students continue their
education. This program
also enables the students to
become ambassadors of
good will and further inter-
national understanding.
The members of the SOth
Anniversary Committee
were G. Walter Sloan,
Chairman; John Booth,
Joseph Shaeffer, Charles
Groff, and Richard Rainbolt.
Del. couple praise local crew
by Hazel Baker
A local Mount Joy woman
visiting a relative in a
Wilmington, Delaware
hospital overheard a patient
praising the efforts of the
Mount Joy Ambulance
crew.
After Mr. and Mrs.
Carlisle McKnight and their
pet were in an accident of
Route 283 recently they
were taken to the hospital by
the local ambulance crew.
Later, the McKnights
received a considerate note
from the crew, asking about
their welfare and their pet’s.
The McKnights considered
the inquiry thoughtful.
Bake sale
Junior Girl Scout Troop
#24 of Maytown, will hold a
bake sale on Saturday,
March 6 starting at 8:00
a.m. in the Maytown
Square.
March 3, 1976
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426-2243 for details
LANCASTER
COUNTY
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I1 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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FACILITIES
Phone 717-367-6956
Rt. 230 One Mile East of Elizabethtown
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL CALLS
Saturday Afternoon
EMERGENCY
MEDICAL SERVICES
Available Day & Night
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL
7th & Poplar
(Emergency Entrance)
and Sunday
Norlanco Health Center
(Mount Joy Area Only)
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES
Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
Box 75A, R.D.#1, Marietta, PA 17547
Published weekly on Wednesday (50 issues per year)
(426-2212 or 426-1707)
Publisher—Nancy H. Bromer
Editor—Richard S. Bromer
Advertising Manager—Elizabeth Ehrhom
Society Editor—Hazel Baker
Staff —Jody Bass, Kathie Bromer, Judy Swab
Vol. 76 No. 9. March 3, 1976
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