Page 10 - SUSQUEHANNA TIME IMAGINE... you can rent this exciting new ater for your Six “GREAT DAY” Instead of fighting a case of nerves, exude an air of confidence. It’s your day too and you never looked better. The romantic ‘‘Charleston’’ in the latest colors is but one of our many After Six formal styles from which to choose. And we help coordinate the right shirt, tie and sash to complete the look. Rent it at ichhorw's Stare for Men 13 N. Fourth Street Columbia, PA THE FORMAL WEAR SPECIALIST A J 1% mi. S. of Mount Joy on Pinkerton Rd. off Marietta Avenue Where we feature our own LOCAL CHOICE BEEF, PORK, VEAL & LAMB CUSTOM BUTCHERING Mon, Tues, Wed 9 - 5:30 Thurs & Fri 8 - 8 Saturday 8 - 5 - Phone 653-4087 John H. Brubaker ». Rear Tine Tiller *Slasher tines, welded high carbon steel *Steel tine hood with side skirt *Control for forward, neutral, reverse *Control for free wheeling *Depth control drag bar *Handle bars adjust horizontally and vertically *Welded steel frame heavy duty *7 hp cast iron engine, 4 qt. gas tank *Heavy duty chain drive sealed in oil. Puts maximum power to wheels and tines. BRANDT'S MOWER = HOP a PHONE 653-5795 DONEGAL SPRINGS ROAD MOUNT JOY, PA. Cochran’s “Bay Colony” collection in solid hardrock maple. I'll haul it from the factory direct to your home on the 0.7. WAREHOUSE open to the public F 1«t0°9 daily, 9.to 6 Sat. . Easy. terms “"FACTERY MISTAKES FURNITURE 17.New Haven Street, Mt, Joy March 9, 1977 Jo Anne Aument models a safari jacket with matching slacks, accented by a cotton knit T-top, a ‘‘College Town’ grouping. Photos taken at Sylvan Pools, Park City. by Nancy Nestleroth “‘Swing Into Spring With Fashion’’ is the theme for the annual fashion show and card party, being sponsored by the Mount Joy Joycee-ettes. The show will take place at the Mount Joy American Le- gion on March 14, 1977, from 8:00 to 11:00 p.m. In hopes of having an early spring, the Mount Joy Joycee-ettes are com- bining beautiful spring flowers with the latest spring fashions. Fashions for this year’s show are being provided by Junior Colony - Fashion Colony of Park City. Modeling the latest fashions from Junior sizes to Half sizes will be various Joycee-ettes, plus Dottie Heilig, Lillian Eby, Mary Ellen Kohler, and Mary Gingrich. Door prizes, donated by local merchants, will be awardéd during the even- ing. During the course of the evening, a gift certifi- cate from Junior Colony - Fashion Colony, will be raffled off to a lucky individual. Dessert and coffee will be served following the fashion show. After the dessert, a card party will round out the evening's activities. Each group should bring cards or a game of thier choosing. Co-chairing the Fashion Show and Card Party are ISSIC Joycee-ettes swing Into spring in style Nancy Nestleroth wears a * Lady West Set’, featuring tunic with matching guachos and a red polyester blouse. Harriet Ney and JoAnne Frey. Committee chairwo- men for the event are: Table and Tallies - LaVon Harnish; Dessert - Deb Newcomer; Publicity Nancy Nestleroth; Tickets - Sandy Meckley; door Prizes - Jacquie McCurdy; Models and Fittings - Sue Gantz; and Gift Certificate - Sue Thomas. Admission is $2.50 per person. All seats are being reserved in groups of four. For tickets call Mrs. Thom- as Meckley at 653-4922. Blanche Horst helps set up conference for women Blanche Horst, Mount Joy, is helping to arrange a public one-day women's conference on the themes, ““Understanding Ourselves as Emotional Beings’ and “Learning How to Handle Our Emotions,” which will be held Saturday, March 26. 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Ji Mis: Ruth’ Doarte,”, touts” selor at Messiah College and frequent speaker on the Christian faith and mental health, will be the speaker. ‘The program will include lectures, discussion groups and buffet lunch- eon. Books related to the themes will be available for purchase. ., ... I'he conference, sponsor-- ed by Neighborhood Bible Studies, will be held at the Youth For Christ Center, New Danville Pike (two miles south of Lancaster on Rt. 324). Reservations are due by March 19. They may be made by contacting Mrs. Blanche Horst, 209 Mari- etta Avenue, Mount Jey. & *& ere i lca =: i = 2 SAAR aaah Al admit uit
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