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day, May 13.
begin at 11:30 a.m.,
Rt. 743 & Hauenstein Rd. &
Elizabethtown, PA 17022
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The candlestick telephone is a thing of the past, and it can do
something nice for any room in your home. The living room, the
bedroom, the kitchen, and especially the den and family room.
United Telephone now offers these distinctive phones in red,
white, black and in a special star-studded red, white and blue.
Simply call your local United Telephone Business Office
today for information about something old for the den.
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The Schock Senior Cen-
ter, 37 East Main Street,
Mount Joy will be cele-
brating PA Dutch Day, Fri-
The day’s activities will
: with
~ Trooper Joseph Althoff,
Lancaster State Police ex-
plaining the new changes
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in the Motor Vehicle Code
that will become effective
July 1.
A special luncheon menu
of Pig’s Stomach with PA
Dutch trimmings and shoo
fly pie for desert will be
served to Center partici-
pants at 12:45. Table de-
corations of corn cob dolls,
and hex signs will add tc
the Dutch Day atmosphere.
Afternoon activities will
feature a Hat and Apron
contest with prizes for dif-
ferent catagories: German
music by Elmer Herr; and
a crafts display of Amish
Dolls, (made by Center
participants) quilts, hex
signs, and recipes.
Kathryn Zink, Chairper-
May 11, 1977
Senior citizens to celebrate PA Dutch traditions
son, for the day is assisted
by Mary College instructors
for making Amish dolls,
Carry Ney and Minnie
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The Schock Senior Cen-
ter is one of six centers
operated by the Lancaster
County Office of Aging for
residents of Lancaste;
County age 60 and over.
St. Mark’s to honor 50-year members,
help hungry
by W. Richard Kohler
St. Mark’s United Meth-
odist Church, Mount Joy,
will observe its Annual
Anniversary Sunday, May:
15th at the Morning Wor-
ship Service (10:15 a.m.)
At this celebration the S50-
year members of the con-
gregation receive special
recognition. This year
seven persons are Golden
Anniversary Celebrants.
They are Mr. Charles
Webb, Miss Edna Shelly,
Miss Dorothy Shelly, Mr.
Victor Engle, Mrs. Ruth
Mateer, Mrs. Ruth Gruber,
and Mrs. Elsie Myers.
One of the unusual fea-
tures of this year’s worship
experience will be special
music by an Alumni Choir
consisting of the present
Chancel Choir and many
former members who will
join them for the singing of
“I Will Sing of My Re-
deemer”’ and ‘‘How Great
Thou Art.”” This choir is
under the direction of Mrs.
Anna Mae Williamson.
In the afternoon of the
15th, volunteers from the
congregation will be a part
of a caravan of cars and
trucks which will be taking
a load of potatoes and
foodstuffs to Southside
Center on South Street in
Philadelphia for distribu-
tion to the poor and needy.
This will be the third time
in the last few years that
St. Mark’s Church has
undertaken such a mission
to deal with the problem of
hunger in the inner city.
The first such venture, at
which time 20 tons of pota-
toes, 700 pounds of flour,
and $1,500 worth of canned
goods were made available,
brought the attention of
Philadelphia city officials
and the media and was
hailed as an outstanding
gesture of Christian bro-
therhood and practical
charity. The Rev. Mr.
Randy Jones, pastor of the
Southside Center, suggests
that these food caravans
really do make an effective
impact on the poor of the
city.
Anyone in the commun-
ity interested in contribu-
ting toward this unique
ministry of St. Mark’s
Church, please send your
gifts to the church office at
27-29 East Main Street,
Mount Joy. They will go
directly toward the South-
side Social Ministry.
Helen Weaver, Edith Etsell to be honored
for 25 years of service with G:C. Murphy Co.
Gerald Alleman, mana-
ger of G.C. Murphy Com-
pany store on 12-14 West
Main Street, Mount Joy,
announced the G.C. Mur-
phy Company Veterans’
Club, 37th annual reunion
of veteran employees of the
Murphy Company, Mon-
day, May 16, at the Wil-
liam Penn Hotel in Pitts-
burgh, PA. 25 years veter-
ans Helen Weaver and
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Edith Etsell will attend.
The G.C. Murphy Com-
pany Veterans’ Club, which
was organized in 1940, now
has 4,799 members repre-
senting 134,000 years’ ser-
vice.
Helen and Edith, along
with 247 employees who
will join the club this year,
represent 3,735 years’ ser-
vice. Each will receive an
attractive 15 year pin, a
certificate of membership,
and will advance to the
four-week vacation plan.
Murphy veterans attain-
ing 25 years’ service re-
ceive, on the date of their
25th Anniversary, an en-
graved wrist watch, as re-
Scouts will
cognition for company ser-
vice. They advance to a
five-week vacation plan.
Employees completing 35
years’ service receive
special recognition at the
reunion.
The business meeting
will be conducted by club
president Jack J. Franklin,
after which new members
will be received, with
luncheon and an afternoon
boat ride on the Gateway
Clipper.
Highlights of the evening
banquet will be remarks to
club members by Murphy
President William T.
Withers and Chairman S.
Warne Robinson.
collect your paper
by David Miller
Boy Scout Troop #63 will
collect papers on Saturday,
May 14th from 8:30 a.m.
until 12 noon in Mount Joy
and Florin area. Please
have papers at curb for
pickup. If you are missed
or have a large load, call
653-1571 or 653-1107.
Pamela Horst
joins sorority
Pamela J. Horst, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben-
jamin H. Horst of Manheim
Street, Mount Joy was re-
cently initiated a sister of
the Zeta Chapter .of .the
Alpha Sigma Tau Sorority
at Lock Haven State Col-
lege.
Pam is a sophomore,
majoring in Elementary/
Special Education. Pam will
hold the office of Social
- Service .Chairman for 19%7-
78.
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