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huge camshaft bearings
and built-up block sides.
The result of the Swedes’
beefy design methods is
that there are still lots of
1800’s in good shape. Most
of the cars at Strickler’s
last Sunday looked about
three years old, although
many were ten years old or
older.
The club newsletter
recently printed a letter
from a man in Utopia,
Texas, who has 757,000
miles on his 1965 Volvo
1800S. He has replaced the
rings and bearing inserts
Shown after the dinner in their honor at the Cross Roads Church of the Brethren in
Mount Joy are, from the left, Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Hess, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Brubaker, and Mr. and Mrs. Irvin M. Wolgemuth. All three couples observed their 60th
wedding anniversaries this month.
Three 60th anniversaries!
Three Mount Joy area
couples were honored by
their church congregation
with a fellowship dinner
and a contribution, placed
in their honor, to Messiah
Village last Sunday at the
Cross Roads Brethren in
Christ Church, Mount Joy.
The event was to observe
the 60th wedding anniver-
saries of each couple this
month. The persons
honored, all members of
the congregation, were:
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Wolgemuth; Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Hess; and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry L. Brubaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolge-
muth are the parents of six
children: Lester H.; Ruth,
wife of Leroy Heisey:
Alma, wife of Donald
Engle; Earl; Ethel, wife of
Dr. John Dreider, East
Petersburg; and Anna
Martha, wife of Blaine
Wingert, Elizabethtown
R.D. 3.
Mr. Wolgemuth origin-
ally farmed in East
Donegal Township and
Mrs. Wolgemuth, formerly
Anna Hostetter of Rapho
Township, is a modern day
Dorcas, who sews, cans,
freezes, quilts, and served
with her husband as
Deacon of their church for
many years.
Mr. and Mrs. Hess are
several times, but the
entire front end is original,
and has only been aligned
once, despite hitting a deer
at 90 m.p.h. in 1971.
An editorial plea pre-
ceeded the letter, asking
for letters from people with
over 250,000 and over
500,000 miles on their
1800’s. (Those with over
100,000 miles were too
numerous to bother listing,
it said.)
Because of the ages of
the cars, the fact that they
are no longer imported,
and the limited number
retired farmers and the
parents of six children:
Paul, Kansas; Mary Arlene
wife of Titus Wingerd, New
Mexico; Elizabeth, wife of
Norman Asper, Harrisburg;
Mrs. Roda Heisey, R.D.
Manheim; Anna Ruth, wife
of Rev Glen Hostetter,
Millersburg; and Lois, wife
of Gerald Weaver, Wood-
bury.
Mr. Hess is an avid
reader and a member of
the choir of the Cross
Roads church, he also
served as Superintendent
of Sunday School for a
number of years.
Mrs. Hess was the
former Lottie Hersh, and is
a great cook and seam-
stress.
Mr. and Mrs. Brubaker
are the parents of two
sons: James of Souderton,
and the Reverend Ray
Brubaker, St. Petersburg,
$2500 spree?
The PA Lottery has a
new bonus: $2500 grocery
shopping sprees. Winners
of the weekly drawings will
get $10 and $20 coupons.
Offer applies only to Big
S0 tickets.
that were made (only
48,000), much of the club’s
activities are centered
around finding parts and
do-it-yourself repairs. For
instance, the meeting at
Strickler’s was a ‘‘tune-up
clinic,”’ featuring a com-
plete tune-up by the mech-
anics there on an 1800.
Club president Dave
Pollock told us that
Strickler’s had been picked
because it is ‘‘one of the
better shops,’”” and the
mechanics are club mem-
bers.
While an outsider gets
Florida. Mr. Brubaker was
a carpenter by trade and
his wife is the former
Theda Metzler, Mount Joy.
She does hand work,
quilting and is an avid
gardener.
October 19, 1977
the impression that 1800
owners drive their cars as
much as possible so they
can brag about the huge
figures on their odometers,
the old cars are a good
investment. Ten-year-old
1800’s often sell now for
the same amount they cost
new (approximately $7000).
Besides being solid, they
have pleasant, softly racy
lines and touches like real
leather seats.
Although 1800’s could be
picked up in used car lots
until recently, they are now
becoming a collectible clas-
sic, and going up in price.
Hugh Hefner is now giving
them to Playmates of the
Year, as evidenced by a
page from Playboy maga-
zine which appeared on the
wall of Strickler’s the day
of the meeting. The Play-
mate was shown posing
with the hot pink 1800 she
had just received from Hef.
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sumed his seat as a
supervisor. His term will
expire Jan. 1.
Jay Hoover was appoin-
ted and John Leese was
reappointed to the park
commission by supervisors.
Sam Johns, recently
appointed a trustee for the
fire company, accepted a
check for $2,000 from the
township for fire equip-
ment.
It was reported that the
door-to-door canvass for
fire company funds amoun-
ted to about $1,000.
Jay Houseal was reap-
pointed tax collector for the
township for one term.
Chiques League news
The Chiques Adult Ath-
letic Assoc. started its 7th
season last Sunday. It has
grown to 6 teams this year.
They are: Big L, Circle
Creek, Donsco, Herr’s
Fruit Market, Columbia
Hardware, and Fay Sher-
man’s Restaurant.
There were three excit-
ing matches so far. Spec-
fators are welcome to
attend the games.
The scores were as
follows: Fay Sherman’s 15,
Columbia Hardware 8: the
same teams, 15 and S;
Donsco and Herr’s, 2-15
and 8-15; Big L and Circle
Creek, 7-15, 15-6, and 15-4.
The players on the
Fay Sherman’s team are
Bob Garber, Betty Smoker,
Walt Hoak, Colleen Kaylor,
Ed Kaylor, Bobby Henry,
and Denise Hoak.
The Columbia Hardware
team is Bob Shank, Sheri
Landis, Mike Helton,
Roblin Roberts, Earl Rapp,
Elaine Kraus, Casey Kraus
and Jeff Fry.
Herr’s players are Mike
Myers, Peggy Myers,
Charles Duncan, Winnie
Bensinger, fed Martin,
Christine Poéndexter, Fred
Wansky, and Butch Bensin-
ger.
Donsco team is compos-
ed of Neal Abel, Carol
" Smeltzer, Wayne Young,
Jessie Messer, Larry Smel-
tzer, Carla Fahringer,
Diane Abel, and Jim
Smeltzer.
Big L team is CIiff
Zeamer, Lynn Baker, Mike
Rice, Claudette Lehman,
Mike Lippold, Dolly Lip-
pold, Dave Noll, and Pat
Zeamer.
Circle Creek players are
Ken Buffenmyer, Donna
McNaughton, Ted and
Helene Dalkiewicz, George
Cadorette, and Pat Cador-
ette.