«d ebruary 16, 1977 Mr. anniversary was celebrated Sunday at a reception at the x Maytown Church of God. Their children, Pat Derr, Are you looking for something exciting to read? Try the Susquehanna Magazine. | Robt. Houseals celebrate 50th and Mrs. Robert Houseal’s 50th wedding Peggy Drohan and Jay Houseal were hosts to over 300 friends of the elder Houseals who came from far and near to offer their congratulations. Religious lectures at E-town College Elizabethtown College’s Office of Church Relations will present a five-part series of lectures on ‘‘Ex- ploring Our Faith’’ during February and March. The first of the series is scheduled on Monday, February 21, at which time Armon C. Snowden, a pro- fessor of religion and philsophy, will discuss “The Book of Revelation.”’ That lecture, as well as the other four, will be held at 7:30 p.m., in the Esben- shade Auditorium. The public is invited without charge. The other lectures, their topics and the dates are Cub Pack Cub Scout Pack 136 held their committee meeting at the home of Myron Weber. Attending were Robert Dr. Donald Kraybill, assis- tant professor of sociology, “President Piety: Jimmy Carter’s Theology,’ on February 28; Dr. Austin Ritterspach, professor of religion and philosphy, “Tale of Two Cities: Paul at Ptolemais (Acts 22),”’ March. 7; Dr. Carl W. Zeigler, professor emeritus of religion and philosophy, “Christian Ethics in the Pauline Epistles,” March 21: and Dr. William V. Puffenberger, professor and chairman of the De- partment of Religion and Philosophy, ‘‘Values Clari- fication and the Bible,” March 28. 136 news W. Mark, Victor Wolf, Carolyn Waltz, Edna Wolf, and Shirley Good. 22nd wedding anniversary last Friday by stepping out SUSQUEHANNA TIMES—Page 12 St. Joe’s honors Viola Greider and Edna Schwalm Two local women with a total of 45 years of volun- teer service to St. Joseph Hospital were among six women honored at a lunch- eon held February 8 at St. Joseph Hospital. Each re- ceived a certificate of appreciation from Virginia Long, coordinator of volun- teers at St. Joseph Hospi- tal. The women, and years of service are: Mrs. Viola Greider, R.D. their #1, Mount Joy, 23 years and Mrs. Edna Schwalm, 16S Walnut Street, Colum bia, 22 years. Sister Joan Dreisbach administrator and Mrs. Doris Coxey, chairperson o Red Cross volunteers, spoke to the group of approximately 130 volun- teers attending the Iunch- eon. The opening and clos- ing prayers were given by Father Dougherty, St. Joseph Hospital chaplain. Course in natural family planning The Natural Family Plan- ning program at St. Joseph Hospital, Lancaster, is now open for client instruction. The program teaches the ovulation method and the temperature method of natural family planning. Directors of the program are Mary and Robert Kam- bic, formerly coordinators for the Family Life program in the diocese of Burling- ton, Vermont. The program consists of one group instruction ses- sion and personal follow- up. At the group session both the husband and wife learn the basics of natural family planning. Each client is scheduled for one return visit four weeks from the initial instruction session. The program of the client is monitored by telephone and mail-in charts. According to the Kam- bics, the advantages of natural family planning in- clude these: It is based on sound scientific knowledge, is morally acceptable, does not require regularity of cycles and does not require pill-taking of any kind. The Natural Family Planning office is located on the first floor of the St. Joseph Hospital Profession al Building. The telephone number is 291-8464. Effie Billett turns 80 Effie Billett of 116 East Front Street, Marietta, celebrated her 80th birth- day on Thursday, February 10th. Mrs. Billett has 11 child- ren, 17 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren and 2 great-great-grandchildren. She is the widow of the late George D. Billett. DID YOU HEAR... Velma and Bob Lauver of Maytown celebrated their for an Oriental dinner (even though we hear that Velma is one of the best cooks in the Occident.) Effie Billett Got a yen for apple butter? the Mount Joy Jaycees Call Beginning March 4 and continuing through March 14, the Mount Joy Jaycees, in cooperation with other PA Jaycees, will again conduct Apple Butter Week. It is through this project that the ‘citizens: of PA can help the Jaycees raise funds to give aid to mentally retarded and dis- advantaged children. By contributing one dollar you can receive either apple butter .or apple - sauce. , year we wish to enlist the fe i2 bus igi? LE: Pras Ls LS) w packaged in reusable mason canning jars. From the hard work of ~ the Jaycees, many children have benefitted over the past. 8 years. Again this public®s sipport. . Brightbill, 653-4910. . , Individuals wishing to place orders early may do so by calling the following Jaycees, evenings, prior to Apple Butter Week: Bob Stoner, 653-4395 or Scott Lit Le X:}
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