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357 Locust St., Columbia
Rehearsing are, from the left in front, Cindy Peifer,
Garilee Reinert, Barb Peifer, and Dave Eichler on drums.
The final summer Com-
munity Outdoor Vespers in
the Mount Joy Memorial
held on
Sunday August 28th at 6:30
p.m. Under the sponsor-
ship of the Mount Joy
Interchurch Council, this
service is being planned
and presented by the
Glossbrenner United Meth-
11] odist Church.
A special feature of the
service will be a presenta-
tion by the young people of
the church of ‘‘100 Per
Cent Chance of Rain,’ a
young
singers, by Walter Horsley.
This musical rendition of
the Noah's Ark story will
be complete with instru-
Mount Joy
by Joseph Shaeffer
The Mount Joy Leisure
club held their monthly
meeting at Hostetter’s with
102 members and guests
present. The meeting was
called to order by President
Shaeffer at 12 noon. After
the invocation by Raymond
Kaylor the members enjoy-
ed a box lunch. :
The Secretary’s report
was presented by Anna
Zerphey, the treasurer’s
report by Almeda Hostetter
and Ella Germer of the
Sunshine Committee re-
ported 16 cards sent to
shut-ins. Several birthdays
and anniversaries were
noted. Teresa Heisey was
introduced as a guest.
August 24, 1977
“100 Per Cent Chance of Rain’
In back are Kathy Gish, Maxinne Maxwell, and Debbie
Morris.
ments, costumes, and
choreography. The cantata
is being directed by Mrs.
Donald H. Betty. Mrs.
Debra Morris is the choreo-
graphy director and cos-
tume designer is Ms. Beth
Dunkelberger.
Accompanying the group
will be Lisa Mummaw,
flute, and David Eichler,
drums.
Noah will be played by
Doug Maxwell.
Singers and dancers will
be: Kathy Gish, Karen
Mummaw, Penny Hendrix,
Mark . Wagner, Bruce
Wagner, Garilee Reinert,
Phil Landis, Cindy Peifer,
Barb Peifer, Maxine
Maxwell, and Robin
Bricker.
The Glossbrenner Chan-
cel Choir will sing the
anthems, ‘‘Now We Sing
Joyfully unto God,”
“Would ¥ou,’’ and
‘‘People to People.’’ The
Youth Choir will sing, and
Sandy Heisey and Linda
Reaheard will perform the
duets, ‘‘Sweet, Sweet
Spirit’’ and ‘‘Jesus, Pray
for Me.”
There will also be an old
-fashioned Hymn Sing.
You are invited to share
in this informal service.
Bring a lawn chair.
In case of rain, the
service will be held in the
Beahm Jr. High auditor-
ium.
Leisure Club meets
A bus trip is being
planned for one day to
Atlantic City on August 31
and members were asked
to sign a paper if they
desired to take the trip.
Another trip to the Great
Adventure Safari is being
planned for the latter part
of September and in Octo-
ber a bus trip to the Horse
Shoe Curve is being plann-
ed.
Mr. Dennis Fackler will
present the program at the
September 12 meeting and
will be about the new life
saving equipment the
Friendship Fire Company
has available. The October
meeting Grace and Joe
Shaeffer will show their
European covered bridge
slides. The November 14
meeting the men will serve
and bingo will be played
and December 14 will be
the Christmas party a!
Hostetter’s.
Hostesses for the Sep-
tember meeting are Mrs.
David Stauffer, Mrs. Opal
Sterret, Mrs. Joe Shaeffer,
Katherine Sherer, Minnie
Tucker, Mary College,
Mrs. Irvin Ginder, Mrs.
Ober, Harriet Brown and
Dorothy Neidigh. President
Shaeffer appointed Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Braun greeters
for the September meeting.
The meeting adjourned
and bingo was enjoyed by
the members, the prizes
being food items.
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