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Community Friends
collect groceries for needy
with Marietta Jaycees
The Marietta Jaycees
distributed 11 boxes of
groceries and 14 fruit
baskets to needy and shut
-in persons last week. The
Jaycees did this in conjunc-
tion with the Marietta
Community Friends, a
volunteer organization that
does public service work
around Christmas time.
Money for the gift gro-
ceries came from local
churches and civic groups.
Working through the
Community Friends, such
groups avoid duplication of
effort during the holidays.
The grocery boxes were
packed at Zion Lutheran
Church. Each contained a
turkey, potatoes, pan cake
mix, bread, margarine,
noodles, onions, cereal,
milk, peas, corn, jello,
apple butter, sugar, and
fruit.
Mrs. James R. Baker is |
the president of the]
Friends, and Albert Dettin-
ger is secretary-treasurer.
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Friendly
visitors
The Friendly Visitor
Program of the Office of
Aging is in desperate need
of volunteers to be trained
for the following areas of
Lancaster County: Bain-:
bridge RD1; Mount Joy
boro and RD2; Columbia; |
and Silver Springs.
If you are interested in |
working with people 60 and |
older, and are willing to
make only a one hour per
week commitment, contact
Mrs. Jacquie Burton at
299-7984.
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Jobs for
senior citizens
Attention senior citizens:
The Office of Aging is still
interviewing senior job
applicants under the Senior
Employment Program. In-
terviews will be conducted
at the Office of Aging, S0
No. Duke St., Lancaster, as
of January 3rd. (The
interviews are now held at
1225 N. Lime St.)
Interview hours are 8:30
AM to 5:00 PM every
Tuesday. For more infor-
mation, call 299-7979.
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December 28, 1977
Mr. and Mrs. David Brodhecker
May the New Year
bring harmony and
peace to all our
loyal patrons.
THANKS.
Root
Distributor
537 W. Main St., Mount Joy
Phone 853-4100
Lou Ann Hess marries
David Lee Brodhecker
The marriage of Miss
Lou Ann Hess to David Lee
Brodhecker took place on
Friday evening, December
23rd by candlelight, at St.
John’s Lutheran Church,
Maytown. The Rev. David
Klepper of Mount Joy
officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Hess,
Maytown. She graduated
from Donegal High School
and the Empire Beauty
School and now operates
her own salon in Marietta.
The bridegroom is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. James
S. Brodhecker, of 114
Clover Heights Road, Lan-
caster. He graduated from
Conestoga Valley High
School. He attends Millers-
ville State College and is
now associated with Arby’s
Inc. at Park City.
The couple will reside in
Maytown.
Hallgren,
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elected
Donald Kugle, of 307 E.
Market St., Marietta, was
elected chairman of the
Lancaster County Vo-Tech
Joint Operating Committee
last Thursday. Kugle, who
is the committee’s repre-
sentative from the Donegal
School Board, has been
vice chairman since the
Vo-Tech schools were first
established. =
Donegal schools superin-
tendent Ragnar Hallgren
was, at the same meeting,
elected Vo-Tech superin-
tendent of record at a
salary of $2000 annually.
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