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Susquehanna Times & The Mount Joy Bulletin
Box 75-A, R.D. #1, Marietta, PA 17547
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Friday, December 21
Saturday. January 1
Monday, January 3
Decenber 29, 1976
Casiphia Lodge elects Jay Smith
Jay W. Smith
Jay W. Smith of Mount
Joy R2 has been elected
Worshipful Master of Casi-
phia Lodge No. 331,
F&AM, Mount Joy.
Other officers elected
include:
Robert E. Rohrer, Land-
isville, Senior Warden; Ro-
bert W. Adams, Landis-
ville, Junior Warden; W.
Scott Stoner, Landisville,
re-elected treasurer; Rollin
C. Steinmeta, Manheim
R7, re-elected secretary;
Paul Gable, Landisville, C.
Bernerd Grissinger, Mount
Joy, and Harold L. Myers,
Lancaster, re-elected trust-
ees; and John K. Wagner,
Mount Gretna, immediate
past master, representative
in the Grand Lodge.
The Lodge will celebrate
its centennial Oct. 1 with a
banquet at the Hamilton
Club in Lncaster, with the
Grand Master and other
Grand Lodge officers at-
tending.
Jay Smith, the new
master of the lodge, is a
registered professional en-
gineer employed by the
Pennsylvania Department
of Transportation. A grad-
uate of Manheim Twp.
High School, he attended
Stevens Trade School and
the Penn State Center of
Harrisburg. He is a mem-
ber of all the Scottish Rite
Masonic bodies; the Amer-
ican Society of Highway
Engineers; and Chiques
United Methodist Church,
which he serves as youth
coordinator on the admin-
istrative board and youth
Sunday School teacher. He
is married to the former
Nancy Trout of Marticville,
and they have two dought-
ers and a son.
Smith will announce the
following appointive offic-
ers of the lodge at the
stated meeting of Jan. 7:
William H. Thomas, Sen-
ior Deacon; John D. Hill,
Junior Deacon; Ernest Hill,
Senior Master of Ceremon-
ies; H. Marshall Pomroy,
Junior Master of Ceremon-
ies; J. Glenn Ebersole,
Pursuivant; Ralph Leed,
Tyler; and Clayton D.
Aument, Chaplain. John E.
Matoney remains as repre-
sentative to Patton Masonic
School.
Casiphia Lodge was
founded Sept. 21, 1877. It
meets on the Friday on or
before full moon, making it
one of the few ‘‘moon
lodges’’ in Pennsylvanis
Freemasonry.
Candle’ ght Communion planned
A New Year's Eve
Candlelight Communion
Service will be held at
Glossbrenner United Meth-
odist Church, Mount Joy,
Dance
Delta Phi Eta Honor
Sorority, Millersville State
College, plans a 28-hour
Dance Marathon on March
11 and 12 for the benefit of
the American Heart As-
sociation, Lancaster Penn-
svivania Chapter.
The Sorority girls are
actively searching for
bands to donate their time
and businessmen to contri-
Dec. 31, at 11 P.M.. The
pastor will speak on the
theme, ‘''‘A Peace {0
Pursue.’’ The Sacrement of
the Lord's Supper will be
bute food and prize dona-
tions. Any bands wishing
to volunteer their time
should contact the Heart
Office. 246 W. Orange
Street in Lancaster or call
393-0725.
The dance will begin at
7 p.m. on Friday, March 11
in the SMAC All-Purpose
shared prior to the mid-
night hour.
You are welcome to
share in this service of
prayer and quiet reflection
to welcome the new year.
1arathon at Millersville
Room, and continue until
11 p.m. on Saturday,
March 12. Those registered
for the charity event will
have no registration cost.
Pleasure dancers will pay a
small admission fee. Re-
freshments and medical
services will be available
throughout the 28-hour
Marathon.
N. Bic ier, Jane Hess graduate
Nicholas S. Bromer and
Jane L. Hess, both of
Marietta, are among the
244 students who received
bachelor’s degrees at the
winter commencement of
Millersville State College
Thursday, December 23.
Bromer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Bromer, Mar-
ietta R1, received a bache-
lor of arts in mathematics.
Miss Hess, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Homer G.
Union National Mount Joy Bank
New Year Holiday Hours
MOUNT JOY OFFICE
Drive-in &
Motor Bank
Lobby
Thursday. December 30 8:00 to
7:00 p.m.
8:00 to
2:00 p.m.
7:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
8:00 to
8:00 to
CLOSED
Regular Banking Hours
MAYTOWN OFFICE
Lobby
8:00 to
7:00p.m.
8:00 to
2:00 p.m.
CLOSED
Regular Banking Hours
Hess, Marietta R1, receiv-
ed a bachelor of science in
education. She will be
certified to teach both
elementary children and in
special education.
Drive-in
8:00 to
7:00 p.m.
8:00 to
3:00 p.m.