by Jacquie McCurdy
The annual dinner meet-
ing of the Mount Joy
Joyce ettes was held Sep-
tember 21, 1976 at Carpen-
ter’s Inn. President, Sandy
Gingrich, introduced our
two guests for the evening.
It was reported that a
donation was sent to the
Mount Joy playground
summer program.
As a money making pro-
ject, the club is selling
current stationary under
the chairmanship of Sandy
Meckley.
The Joycee-ettes are
proud to have sponsored
Miss Patty Wolfe in the
Miss Lancaster County Pa-
geant, held September 25
at Ephrata High School.
Patsy Hoffer and Cindy
Stoner are in charge of our
balloon-bingo stand which
will be set up at the Eliza-
Marietta Ambulance
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Joycee-ettes hold dinner meeting
bethtown Jaycee Carnival,
being held September 28
thru October 2. We wel-
come all to come out and
visit our stand to test your
skills at throwing darts.
Girls are busy working
on the Christmas Bazaar to
be held November S and 6
at St. Mark's Methodist
Church basement. Chair-
men for the bazaar are
Kathy Bower and Donna
Wetzel.
Due to a limited re-
sponse, the Babysitting
Clinic will be postponed
until next year. The 1975
Babysitting Directories are
being updated and distri-
buted around the commun-
ity.
Fashion Show plans are
under way for March 14,
1977. Fashions will be pro-
vided by Junior Colony—
Fashion Colony, Park City.
Chairmen for this project
are Harriet Ney and Joanne
Fry.
Child Molester Posters
will be distributed to the
primary age children of the
school district.
Joanne Nolt volunteered
to handle the needlework in
gathering project which is
given to the Messiah
Home.
The ghosts and goblins
are getting ready to invade
our Halloween social being
planned by Jean Sargen
and Joanne Aument.
November 1, is the date
set for the Jaycee County
Wives Social at Manheim.
This social gives us an
opportunity to hear about
other clubs in the area. A
hoagie sale will be held in
October.
Assoc.
reviews transportation policy
The Board of Directors of
the Marietta Arca Ambu-
lance Association reviewed
its policy concerning trans-
portation of non members
to the local hospitals. It
decided to establish a $25
fee to the Columbia and
$45 to the Lancaster Instit-
utions. The new rates will
become effective as of
January 1, 1977.
There were 22 ambu-
lance runs in May, 26 in
June, 15 in July, and 13 in
August. The annual mem-
bership drive conducted by
the Ambulance personnel
has been completed. If
there are persons who may
still wish to join they may
do so by purchasing their
subscriptions at Farmers
First Bank.
Volunteer drivers and
attendants are still needed.
To join, call president
Albert Dettinger, maintain-
ance chief Barry Eppley, or
chief driver Dean Shope.
Attendants must hold a
first aid card and be
willing to take advanced
courses in first aid.
Recent contributions to
the Ambulance were re-
ceived from the Junior and
Senior High Schools and a
memorial from the late
Mrs. Sue Wisman.
IU #13 sponsors Free Adult ed
Free Adult Education
classes, sponsored by Lan-
caster-Lebanon Intermedi-
ate Unit 13, have started in
the Donegal area. Students
may enroll at any time by
simply attending the class
of their choice or by calling
adult educatior. L.L.1.U. 13,
(717) S69-7331.
Courses offered are:
Preparation for the High
School Diploma— a free
course intended to review
the basic skills in math,
reading, and usage needed
to pass the GED test. Each
adult works individually at
his own level.
Mount Joy Vo-Tech,
Tuesday & Wednesday,
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
Basic Reading— for the
average adult who has had
difficulty in mastering
reading skills. All reading
is taught in connection with
the student’s job needs and
interests.
Mount Joy Vo-Tech
School, Tuesday & Thurs-
day, 7 - 10 p.m.
English vour second
language— this “class
stresses specaking and
emergency cabulary for
the beginner, while reading
and writing in English are
offered the intermediate
and advanced student.
There are classes in citi-
zenship and driver training
for the ESL adult.
Elizabethtown College,
Monday & Tuesday, 7 - 10
p.m.
Daytime Basic Reading
and English as a Second
Language classes will be
offered if there is enough
interest.
Ground Beef 70Q¢
Youndt’s Fresh Sausage $1.19 ©
Scrapple §50¢
© Pang Ring Pudding 99¢
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