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MARIETTA CITGO
CITGO GAS—GROCERIES
OPEN 5:30 A.M. — 8:30 P.M. DAILY
SUNDAY 8:00 A.M.—6:00 P.M.
Ed Reeves, Prop. Phone 426-3863
East End—Route 441 — Marietta
until January 29th
10% off on purchase of all
new chain saws
You may win a FREE chain saw
of your choice. All you have to do
is visit Brandt's Mower Service;
see them demonstrate an Echo 302,
a McCulloch PM6, or a Stiehl 0-15
chain saw. Pick out the one you
would like to have, and then register
for that saw with no cost or obligation.
DRAWING WILL BE HELD JAN: 29th
AT BRANDT’S MOWER SERVICE
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MOWER
SHOP
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PHONE 653-5795
DONEGAL SPRINGS ROAD MOUNT JOY, PA.
COLONIAL
INN
324 WEST MARKET ST.
MARIETTA 426-9471
OPEN FOR LUNCH
11:30—2:00
DINNER SERVED
5:00—10:00
SPECIALS
DAILY
SOUP & SANDWICH
Business Man’s Lunch
$1.40
MONDAY
HOME-MADE POT PIE
Cole Slaw, Bread &
Butter
$1.95
TUESDAY
PORK CHOPS
Large Tossed Salad,
Baked Potato, Vegetable
$2.95
WEDNESDAY
SEAFOOD SPECIAL
Large Tossed Salad,
Baked Potato, Vegetable
THURSDAY
DELMONICO STEAK
(8 oz.)
Large Tossed Salad,
Baked Potato, Vegetable
$2.95
January 19, 1977
Christian Women to meet
Elizabethtown Christian
Women’s Club will meet
February 2 at noon’ at
Hostetter’s, Mount Joy.
James Robertson of Lan-
caster will be the speaker.
Mr. Robertson is a medical
technologist, born in Scot-
land. He came to the U.S.
in 1968 and worked at
Hershey Medical Center.
He is now associated with
Sentry Insurance Co.
Mahlon Fry will present
a ‘“‘Show and Tell’”’ feature
of some of the products
hand-crafted by George's
es
NEW CARS START AT
$2789.00
Always a wide selection
of import & compact
used cars.
Lancaster
Toyota-
Mazda
SALES AND SERVICE
5270 Manheim Pike
Lancaster, Pa. 569-7371
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STORE-WIDE SALE
Bring your shoes in
to be repaired
JOE'S SHOE SHOP
- 28 Center Square, Elizabethtown, Pg.
SD SD
SPECIAL ENDS JANUARY 31, ww
FAMILY RESTAURANT
454 W. Main St., Mount Joy - 663-2332
9 PIECES of
CHICKEN
Family $999
Pack
A lot of chicken for
chicken feed
Here's a change of pace
that fits your budget:
Enough Tastee Crisp
Chicken for a Family
of four.
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MOOSE
THEATRE
Elizabethtown
367-1351
STATE
THEATRE
Columbia
684-2273
Thurs. & Sun.—7
Fri. & Sat.—7 & 9
NOW SHOWING
Starts Thursday
Bad News
Bears
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at
PIONEER FIRE CO.
Marietta, PA
Sunday’s—2 P.M.
Early Bird—1:45 P.M.
by Hazel Crankshaw
Woodcraft, Elizabethtown.
Designs and methods of a
long-gone era are used to
create many beautiful
items.
Marian Garber, former
Music Chairman, and an
accomplished musician, will
provide the music.
Tickets for the meeting
need not be purchased in
advance, but reservations
must be made. Ladies who
are on the calling list will
be contacted; others may
phone Mary Armold. 653-
1006.
Nursery will be provided
by St. Mark’s United
Methodist Church.
The January meeting,
held at Myers Dining Hall,
Elizabethtown College,
attracted 300 women. The
Executive Committee for
the coming year was intro-
duced by Anna Forrey, who
will continue as chairman.
Evelyn Hershey will serve
as Contact Advisor; Hazel
Crankshaw, Project Advisor
Janet Bricker, Prayer Ad-
visor. Betty Siegrist will
serve as Special Feature
Chairman, Betty Mumma,
Music Chairman. Other
chairmen are: Hazel Haw-
thorne, Hostess; Mary
Armold, Telephone; Donna
Wetzel, Decorations; Polly
Kreider, Decorations co-
chairman; Chatherine Fry,
Name Tag. Arlene Fry will
serve as Corresponding-Re-
cording Secretary, Joanne
Sweigart, Treasurer:
Dorothy Greer, Financial
Secretary, Jean Fullerton,
Ticket Chairman, and Ann
Erisman, Ticket Co-chair-
man. Jean Fuller will serve
a second year as Book Club
Chairman and Florence
Good as Publications
Secretary. Mary Sweigart is
Nursery Chairman. Hostess
co-chairmen are Verna
Hostetter and Betty Shaf-
fer. Telephone Co-chairman
are Ann Brubaker and Vera
Gibble. Hazel Crankshaw is
Coordinator for Friendship
Bible Coffees.
Prizes were won by Lynn
Forrey, Miriam Acher, and
Elsie Good.
Mrs. F. Zink
to address
Restoration Assoc.
Mrs. Franklin Zink,
Mount Joy, co-owner and
curator of the Donegal
Mills Plantation, will be the
quest speaker for the
January meeting of . the
Marietta Restoration Asso-
ciates, at the Marietta
Community House on
Thursday, 20, at 8 P.M.
Mrs. Zink will speak on her
restoration of Donegal
Mills and the recent exca-
vantions by Millersville col-
lege students on the
grounds surrounding the
main house and the mill at
the plantation. The stu-
dents found more than
2,000 artifacts which are
currently being catelogued
at the college. The speech
will be highlighted with
slides.
DSA banquet coming
The Mount Joy Jaycees
will culminate their Jaycee
Week Celebration: vith the
twentieth annu Jistin-
guished Service Award
Banquet, Saturday, Janu-
ary 22, 6 p.m., at the
Mount Joy American Le-
gion.
A young man, between
the age of 18 to 35, from
the Mount Joy area, will be
recognized for outstanding
service to the community
and high personal develop-
ment. Other community
citizens will receive special
recognition for their contri-
butions. Nominations for
the Distinguished Service
Award have been received
in strict confidence, and
the winner selected by a
panel of prominent local
citizens.
Entertainment for the
evening will be performed
by Kim Lauver, Sue Ma-
teer, and Patti Wolfe.
The public is invited to
attend and support the
community recognition of a
young man for his contri-
butions to the betterment
of Mount Joy. Reservations
may be made by calling
Jim Wetzel (653-5130) by
January 21.
PWP to meet
Parents Without Partners
will meet at 7:45 p.m.
Friday, January 21 at the
social hall of the Grace
Lutheran Church, James
and N. Queen Sts., Lan-
caster.
Father Acri of St. Annes
Catholic Church and Rev.
Spencer of Akron Metho-
dist Church will discuss
“The Church and Di-
vorce.”’
All single parents, be-
cause of death, divorce,
separation or unmarried
status who have at least
one living unmarried child
under 21 years of age are
invited to attend. Custody
of your children is not a
factor. More information on
the purposes and activities
of the organization may be
obtained by calling Jane
Sumpman at 684-7617.