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and parsonage. Ground
breaking was held on
Easter Sunday afternoon
March 29, 1959. The
cornerstone was laid by
Rev. J. Vincent Watchorn,
District Superintendent on
Sunday, June 7, 1959. The
parsonage was dedicated
on September 27, 19359,
and the church was dedi-
cated with impressive cere-
monies on November 10,
1959 by Bishop Fred Pierce
Corson.
By 1967 the education
BPW meets
—Senator Hager addresses
Professional Women
State Senator Henry
Hager, minority whip,
spoke to the Mount Joy
BPW at the October
meeting. Introduced by
Betty Groff (who chairs the
committee which arranged
the speech), Senator Hager
talked about problems
facing the State Govern-
ment today.
A trumpet trio from DHS
provided music. Personal
development committee
chairwoman Mrs. Frank
Eicherly introduced the
DHS Girl of the Month,
Mimi Ginder, and her
mother, Mrs. Stanley
boyoi the Month
Ginder. Mrs. Arthur
Sprecher reported on the
Fall District meeting of last
month, and Mrs. Charles
Graham reported on the
candlelight tour. Miss Elsie
Lefever and Mrs. Wilmer
Shoop volunteered for the
Senior Citizens Project.
The November meeting
will be held at the home of"
Mrs. Earl Koser, president,
on the 17th. Miss Naomi
Myers, district director,
will be the guest at the
November 24th meeting.
The candlelight tour is
on the 20th.
Henry Klugh
Henry Klugh is the
November ‘‘Boy of the
Month’’ at DHS. The son
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Klugh of 322 N. Market
Ave. in Mount Joy, Henry
is in the business course at
Donegal, and has gone out
for track and soccer all four
of his years at DHS.
Henry was captain of
both teams, All County in
soccer, and was State
2-mile relay champ in 11th
grade. He was in the
soccer and basketball clubs
and was District cross
country his senior year.
Henry is a member of
the Glossbrenner U.M.
Church. He has worked for
the Mount Joy Borough
Authority summers.
Henry wants to go to
college, but his major is
undecided.
Donald Betty leads
United Way effort
With eight weeks com-
pleted and two to go in the
1977 United Way Cam-
paign, officials reported
yesterday that giving has
reached 76.5% of the
$2,407,000 goal.
The report shows that
the largest single campaign
division, Industry and Con-
struction, chaired by
Donald H. Betty of Mount
Joy, leads the effort this
year with 85.2% of its goal.
| ...Chiques burns mortgage (cont.)
unit was found to be too
small, so an addition was
added. In 1968 Rev.
Charles Wittaker became
pastor and in 1970 the
present minister, Rev.
Woodrow Kern, became
minister.
The year 1977 has been
declared by Rev. Kern as a
year of jubilee because on
the eighteenth anniversary
the church is debt free. A
banquet was held Saturday
November Sth at Indian
Springs Country Club with
an excellent attendance.
Invited guests were Rev.
and Mrs. Menno Good,
November 9, 1977
Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Wittaker, and Rev. ang
Mrs. William Sharp, Dis.
trict Superintendent. Spe-
cial music was provided by
the Gotwal family.
On November 6th, as
part of the church service,
the mortgage was burned.
Those participating were
William Fackler, Chairman
of the Trustees when the
church was being built,
Ralph Myers, Chairman of
the present Trustees, Rev.
Kern, minister of the
church, and District Super-
intendent Rev. William
Sharp.
Country Fair
Lutheran Church to hold
gala extravagansa
The Lutheran Church
Women will hold a ‘‘Coun-
try Fair’’ on the 18th and
19th in the fellowship hall
of Trinity Lutheran on
West Main Street in Mount
Joy.
Proceeds will go for
Christian work in teaching,
preparing for the ministry,
the Peace Corps, and other
worthy projects.
Here are some things
that you will find there:
Kountry Kitchen—home
made soups, drinks, ham-
burgers, and low-cal
desserts;
Kiln Krafts—Sants’s
boots, angles, sneakers!
Kraft Korner—just about
anything;
Bo
Girl of the Month
Fall Splendor—dried
flower arrangements, Wil-
liamsburg under glass;
Teen Scene—macrame,
decoupage, string art, sand
painting;
Attic treasures—no cloth-
ing, but plenty of glass-
ware and jewelry;
Kandy Kart—guess
what?
Green
galore;
Potpurri—this one will
smell good;
Stitch and Sew—pot
holders, bibs, etc.;
and Book Nook.
Hours are 1 to 9 on
Friday, and 9 to 4 on
Saturday.
Thumb—oplants
Debra Ross
November's girl of the
month at DHS is lovely
Debra Ross, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Ross
of 225 Delta St., Mount
Joy. She is in the academic
course at DHS.
Debra has been a
member of the band,
chorus, hockey team, dra-
matics club, member of the
homecoming court, and the
executive committee of her
class.
She was also class his-
torian, president of the
Spanish club, and receiver
of the NEDT certificate.
Debra attends St. Mark’s
U.M. Church, and is
employed at the Schock
Center. She plans to be a
psychologist.
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