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Garage and Bake Sale
by the Donegal Democratic Club
Saturday, Sept. 24,
9:00a.m. to 4:00p.m.
at 224 S. Delta St. Mount Joy, PA
Donations will be accepted anytime.
Call 653-5831 after 4 p.m.
Opening Friday
Sept. 23
Shelly’s
Bargain Basement
New & Used Furniture Bargains
237 Locust St.,
Columbia
684-3780
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financing available
SHELLY'S FURNITURE
367 Locust Street — Columbia
OPEN 9 AM. -8P.M. DAILY
DUTCHLAND FARMS
EGG OUTLET
Foreman Rd.
Foreman Rd.
Landis Rd
Prom Wiasigha DUTCHLAND FARMS X
25¢ off any one
dozen eggs
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September 21, 1977
F arm Women meet Herbs are discussed
Farm Women’s Society
#8 met in the home of Mrs.
Kathryn Heisey, where
they were treated to a talk
on herbs by Mrs. Vera
Cox, the Grandview teach-
er. Mrs. Cox has made a
hobby of herbs, doing
research on them and
knowing many other herb
growers.
Mrs. Cox spoke on the
various herbs mentioned in
the Bible, including aloes,
mints, coriander, leeks,
and hyssop.
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Sunbeam
Lighted Dial
ALARM CLOCK
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Phone 653-1861
STATE
THEATRE
downtown Columbia
684-2273
Starts Wednesday
Bad News
Bears in
Breaking
Training
Nitely—7 p.m.
Fri. & Sat.—7 & 9 p.m.
just
Mrs. Cox has her own
garden at home, where she
grows many herbs.
After the herb talk, Mrs.
Ruth Musser led the group
in a hymn sing, and Mrs.
Lillian Eby read a fall
scripture selection.
During the roll call 25
members and three visitors
mentioned their favorite
herbs. The minutes were
read by secretary Mary
Grace Martin. Mrs. Eliza-
beth Shuman gave the trea-
surer’s report.
The schedule for the
near future is: October 6th,
sewing at the General
Hospital; November 8th,
Homemaker’s day at the
Farm and Home Center,
where the Farm Women
will have a table of items.
These officers agreed to
a new term: Mrs. Warren
Heisey, president; Mrs.
Paul Erb, vice president;
Mary Grace Martin, record-
ing secretary; Mrs. Alice
Myers, corresponding sec-
retary; and Mrs. Sylvester
Pack 136
Pack 136 met at Seiler
School. Cubmaster Robert
W. Mark presented awards
to Lester Dimeler, Jr.,
Todd Newcomer, David
Zuschleg, Kris Weidler,
Tony Oxford, Eric Hilde-
brandt, and Gilbert Little-
field.
These boys are gone to
Webelos Den; Bryan Good.
Kevin Herr, Thomas Espo-
sito, Ken Good, Scott
Houseal, Wayne Buchter,
Craig Shutter, Matthew
Keller, Paul Mease III,
Brian Edye, Tony Oxford,
David Zuschleg, Thomas
McNiff, Todd Good, Kevin
Prescott, Robert Brubaker,
Todd Newcomer, Andrew
Wagner, and Thomas
PUFA meets
People United for The
Arts (PUFA), a newly
formed group of citizens
supporting the student arts
at Donegal High School,
held their regular meeting
in the school auditorium
September 12 with presi-
dent Betty Hershey presid-
ing.
Member were entertain-
ed by three Donegal
dramatics students; Bonnie
Wolgemuth, Wayne Mylin
and James Landis, per-
forming ‘‘Marriage Propo-
sal’’ by Russian playwright
Anton Chekhov.
A committee was formed
to assist and support the
Donegal Senior Class Play
which is slated for produc-
tion October 14 and 1S.
Miss Catharine Zeller will
direct the play, ‘‘Anne of
Green Gables.”’
PUFA plans to support
the Veterans’ Day Program
which will be held the
evening of November 11.
Shuman, treasurer.
Sympathy is extended by
the group to Mrs. Anna
Chapman, member, follow-
ing the death of her hus-
band recently.
The social period was
enjoyed by all. Refresh-
ments were provided by
hostesses Kathryn Heisey,
Kathryn Erb, Lillian Eby,
and Elizabeth Witmer.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Arline
Witman, RD2 Mount Joy,
on Oct. 13th at 7:30 PM.
Waltz.
These boys went on to
the boy scouts; Mark
Shearer, Raymond Becker,
Gilbert Littlefield, Jeffrey
Mackley, Jr., David Nissley
and Scott Kling.
Edna Wolf won this
year’s Den 6 aluminum can
drive.
Normally this production is
held during school hours,
but this year the public is
invited.
The group decided that
the National Gallery and
the Smithsonian Institute
will be among the schedul-
ed stops for the October
trip to Washington, D.C.
PUFA will meet again
October 10 in the high
school art room at 8 p.m.
New members are invited.
Mount Joy Planning Commission
Proposed agenda of next meeting
The proposed agenda of
the Mount Joy Planning
Commission, to be held on
Thursday, Sept. 22, at 7:30
PM in the Borough office,
is as follows:
1. Consider the final sub-
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division plan of Howard
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‘F’, along Bernhard Ave.;
2. Consider the condi-
tional use request of Harry
Snyder for the location of
Mount Joy
one single-family semi-de-
tached home on Hill St.;
3. Consider the prelimin-
ary subdivision plan for
Pennsbury Manor located
north of Donegal Springs
Rd. and west of South
Market Avenue.
commended by Susquehanna
River Basin Commission
The Susquehanna River
Basin Commission recently
approved groundwater
withdrawls in Mount Joy
for municipal use.
Commissioner Thomas
Webster complimented the
Mount Joy Borough Auth-
ority for its initiative in
starting a water conserva-
tion program without being
prodded by an agency or a
shortage.