Zion Nursery School graduation
Photo shows the graduating class at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Nursery School.
Standing from left to right in the back row are Mary Lavin, Michael Myers, Michele
Forbes, Gina Heysek, Dennet Squibbs, David Derr, Melanie Mateer, and Becky
Rutter. Sitting in front are, left to right, Melissa Loucks, David Bartles, Todd Allen,
Jennifer Hawn, Jimmy Williams, Annette Drager, Jamie Crist, and Scott Kautz.
Standing behind the class are, on the left, Jodie Linard, teacher aide, and on the
American
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memorial
services
American Legion Post
185 and its Auxiliary and
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Post 5752 and its Auxiliary
will attend Memorial Ser-
vices, Sunday, May 29 at
10:45 a.m., at Trinity
Lutheran Church.
Rev. David Klepper will
conduct the service.
Those planning to attend
are asked to meet in front
of the church at the corner
of Main and Manheim
Streets, at 10:30 to enter as
a group.
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right, Cheryl Ronan, teacher. The class held a graduation ceremony last Tuesday.
Besides diplomas, there was a slide show and refreshments.
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#8 met in the Chiques
Methodist Church, Mount
Joy RD, Saturday May
21st., at 2 p.m. Kathryn
Heisey, Society President is
in charge. Society No. 27
was entertained at this
time.
Mr. Ralph Schneider,
from the York area showed
many articles he has form-
ed from different varieties
of gourds. This has become
his favorite hobby and is
really a renewal of an old
art. Creativity results in
many interesting forms,
including animals, birds,
birdhouses, dippers, sew-
ing baskets, horns and
frogs.
Mrs. Ann Shank played a
number of songs on the
piano, and the group joined
her in singing favorite
selections. Twenty two
Mount
by Joseph Shaeffer
The Mount Joy Leisure
Club held their May meet-
ing recently with 120 mem-
bers present. The program
consisted of an auction,
with members bringing art-
icles. The meeting began at
noon with Author Braun as
the auctioneer. After about
one hour, the auction was
stopped. The invocation
given by Mr. Braun and
coffee and cake was serv-
ed. Following the dessert,
President Shaeffer called
the meeting to order, with
the pledge of allegiance to
the flag.
The secretary’s report
was presented by Anna
members and twenty eight
visitors were present; three
of these were county lead-
ers.
Devotional time was led
by Pauline Miller who read
Psalms 33:1-9.
Members introduced
guests as Roll Call was
taken. Mary Grace Martin,
Secretary, read the minutes
of the April meeting. Vera
Frey gave the Treasurer's
Report in the absence of
Elizabeth Shuman.
The Communications
Committee reported having
received a note of apprecia-
tion for flowers given her
by the Society, during her
recent illness in the hospi-
tal. She is now recuperat-
ing at home.
Vice President Kathryn
Erb made mention of a
Golden Anniversary date;
Zerphey and the treasur-
er’s report by Almeda
Hostetter. Ruth Brandt of
the Sunshine Committee
reported 12 cards sent to
the shut-ins. One new
member Mable Andrews
was presented to the club.
President Shaeffer gave a
report on the bus trip to
Valley Forge and Plymouth
Meeting Shopping Center.
President Shaeffer an-
nounced that a bus trip to
the Great Adventure Safari
Park will be scheduled for
Wednesday, June 29. The
final plans will be discus-
sed at the June. meeting.
Members desiring to go on
the bus trip will be asked
June 12th; to be celebrated
by Kathryn and Warren
Heisey.
Words of greeting were
given by Mae Fellenbaum
and the other visiting
leaders who were taking in
the program.
Margaret Heisey told of
the interesting trip which
twenty-five Society #8
members took recently to
Hershey Farm and White
Chimneys.
Hostesses providing re-
freshments were Evelyn
Russell, Pauline Miller,
Hettie Ginder, Anna Mae
Derr, Anna Risser and Ada
Kraybill.
The next meeting will be
held June 18th. at 2 p.m.
in the Lutheran Church,
Maytown at which time
Christine Erb, a 4H Am-
bassador to Europe, will be
the speaker.
Joy Leisure Club
to sign for the trip at the
June meeting.
The next meeting will be
Monday, June 13 and will
begin at 1 p.m. The pro-
gram will be a home talent
show presented by some of
the members. The greeters
for the June meeting will
be Mr. and Mrs. Frank
LeVan.
It was decided that the
Leisure Club would be re-
presented in the Memorial
Day parade.
Following the meeting
the auction continued until
all the articles were sold.
Bus trips are being planned
for July, August, Septem-
ber, and October.
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