TE May S, 1976 Mount Joy BPW meeting The Mount Joy Business and Professional Women’s Club met at Hostetters on Monday, April 26th. Mrs. Earl G. Koser, Vice-Presi- dent, presided in the ab- sence of the President. The Young Careerist Committee was in charge of the program entitled ‘‘Busi- ness World Meets the Chal- lenge’’. The meeting open- ed with the Invocation by Mrs. Mary S. Sarver. The guest speaker, Mrs. Abra- ham Groff, of Groff’s Farm, was introduced by Mrs. Eugene D. Grove. Mrs. Groff challenged the mem- bers to dare to try new things and spoke of her ex- periences in appearing be- fore the television cameras, in writing books, and attending meetings in con- nection with her appoint- ments as a Director of the Nationwide Insurance Co. Mrs. Robert Breinich was guest soloist for the even- ing. Her presentation was entitled “Cycles of Spring”’ and she sang ‘‘Spring,”” “A Little China Figure’ and Bonjour, M’belle’’. She was accompanied by Mrs. Michael Baley. Karen Greider was intro- duced by Mrs. Clayton F. Bell as Donegal’s ‘Girl of the Month” and was pre- sented with a certificate and gift from the Club. Her mother, Mrs. Jay Greider and her grandmother, Mrs. Clarence Greider were guests. Donations were approved to the following: Mount Joy Library-$75.00 and Dental Clinic-$50.00. Announcements were made concerning the up- coming Hobby and Craft Show, May 22-23 at the Donegal High School. ‘Amish Country’ book published Stel-Mar Publishing of Lancaster, PA announces a brand new 32 page book entitled ‘‘Amish Country” land of buggies, beards, barns, bridges, bonnets, and barefeet. The book con- tains 100 color pictures along with text. While many books have been released on the Lan- caster County, PA Amish Community, this is the first time any have been done in full color. The photography is the work of Marshall Dussinger, Lancaster Sun- day News Photographer, and represents more than twenty years of photo- graphing the Amish. Featured in the book is a two page spread on an amish barn raising complete with a barn burning; an- Marshall Dunsinger other two page layout on the village of Intercourse, PA and a large selection of covered bridges with Amish buggies, barns and barefeet completing the photo- graphic essay. Produced to retail at less than $2.00, ‘‘Amish Country ’’ is available at gift ships and tourist attractions throughout the Lancaster County Amish area. Marshall Dussinger is a native of Mount Joy and was graduated from Mount. Joy High School in 1948, most of his ties are still in Mount Joy. Dussinger started in his career of News Photo- graphy by making pictures for the old Mount Joy Bulletin doing work, for several publishers including the latest, Dick Rainbolt. Special notice was given to the appearances of several club members on Channel 15, May 19, from 8 to 9 a.m., and on Channel 8, May 22, at 7:30 a.m., when the Hobby and Craft Show will be featured. The Club voted to cooper- ate with the Mount Joy Jaycees by having a stand at their carnival during the Bicentennial Week, May 26 through May 29. Miss Jane Hoffer and Miss Darla Mason were named Co- chairmen for this project. Mrs. Thomas Meckley, Mrs. Dennis Fackler, and Miss Hoffer, member of the Nominating Committee, presented the following slate of officers which were unanimously elected for the 1976-77 year. President-Mrs. John Fry; 1st Vice President-Mrs. Earl Koser; 2nd Vice Presi- dent-Mrs. Albert Whalen; Recording Secretary-Miss Sandra Heisey; Correspond- ing Secretary-Mrs. Ronald Hart, and Treasurer-Mrs Barry Etsell. Mrs. John Fry was elected as delegate to the National Convention to be held in Denver, Colorado, July 25-29. Mrs. Earl Koser was named alternate to the Convention. Mrs. Samuel Balsbaugh was named chairman of the Auditing Committee and will be assisted by Mrs. Dorothy Wagner and Mrs. Marie Staley. Miss Mason, chairman of hte Young Careerist Com- mittee, presented certifi- cates to Miss Heisey and Mrs. Baley for their partici- pation in the Young Career- ist competition. She also thanked the members of her committee who worked on the program and decora- tions for the April meeting: Mrs. Vernon Blough, Mrs. Dr. Mays to retire Dr. Morley J. Mays, president of Elizabethtown College since 1966, has informed the Board of Trustees and Associates in a letter of intent that he plans to retire at the end of the 1976-77 academic year. In announcing Dr. Mays’ intention, Clifford B. Huff- man, chairman of the board, said that trustees now are developing procedures in- volving all segments of the campus community to search for a successor. held Partick Crankshaw, Mrs. Grove, Mrs. David Martin, Mrs. Edmund McKenna, Mrs. Staley, Miss Antoin- ette D’Agostino and Mrs. BROWSING HOURS Baley. Waohgsys ae Reports of the District Meeting were given by Mrs. Balun Koser, Mrs. Whalen and Miss Hoffer who announced the District Theatre Project to be held at the Fulton Opera House, August 12th. Mrs. Whalen reported that the Mount Joy Club had re- ceived an award for an in- crease in memberships. The next meeting of the club will be held Monday, SUSOUERANRA TIMES - Page 13 Joy.” "NO StCONDS" “I haul cancelled store orders, odd discontinued items and samples frum Carolina factories to a warehouse outlet in M1. “Priced just above nice used things.” 73 ign FACTERY MISTAKES FURNITURE 17 New Haven Street Mt. Joy, Pa. | —— May 24th, when the Per- sonal Development Com- mittee will present the pro- gram ‘‘Then and Now.” Cheteatt 2 7 At STUDENT ART CLASSES BINKLEY’S SEWING MACHINES — FABRICS CUSTOM DRAPERIES SINGER — WHITE — PFAFF Sewing Machines — Sales and Service McCALLS & SIMPLICITY PATTERNS . “Everything For the Lady Who Sews"” 111 N. 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