January 18, 1978
Sorry!
Sorry, folks — Joi
Shearer, Miss Mount Joy,
will not appear at the
Community Prayer Break-
fast on the 21st. She had
been scheduled to sing, but
due to unforseen circum-
stances, her visit was
canceled.
The Interchurch Council,
which is sponsoring the
I" event, apologizes to the
public for the incorrect
information.
Archery
course
Want to learn to be a
straight shooter? You can,
for only ten dollars, at
Kinsey's Archery company
starting on February 7th.
Bow and arrows were
used extensively by early
man for hunting and
warfare, but archery devel-
oped to iis highest point in
the first part of this
millenium.
In Japan, Zen archery
was popular with the
Samurai warriors, who
used long asymetrical bows
(the arrow was notched
about '4 of the way along
the string). In Medieval
England, archery was a
national fetish. Every man
had to learn to shoot the
bow by royal edict, and
every town was required to
maintain a practice range.
Archery was the only sport
permitted on Sundays.
English superiority in
archery was a large factor
in many battles of that
time, such as Poitiers and
Agincourt.
Crossbows were much
more powerful than the
English longbow (6 feet
long), but less accurate.
Archery’s resurgence as
a sport began in 1545 when
Roger Ascham wrote Toxo-
philus (from the Greek
toxon, bow, and philus,
love). The Royal Toxo-
philite Society was founded
in 1790.
The recently-invented
bow with pulleys has revol-
utionized the sport in the
last few years.
The course at Kinsey's
will meet Tuesday nights
from 7 to 9 PM. Equipment
will be supplied. Instructor
is Deb Metzger.
The course is being
sponsored by the Columbia
YMCA Extension Program.
Profits from the course will
go to Extension youth pro-
jects.
Make checks payable to
Lancaster YMCA, and
hurry: only 20 people will
be enrolled.
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Mrs. Gerald Cranford
Mary Loraw weds
Gerald Scott Cranford
Miss Mary Loraw and
Mr. Gerald Scott Cranford
were married at St. Mary’s
R.C. Church in Marietta on
Saturday, January 14th at
2:00 PM by Father Michael
Kubularik, assisted by Rev.
Thomas Wood.
Miss Loraw is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Darwin Loraw, 459
Donegal Springs Road,
Mount Joy. Mr. Cranford is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Cranford, 691 W.
Market St., Marietta.
Given in marriage by her
parents, the bride wore a
floor length gown of sata
peau fashioned with alecon
lace bodice, long lace
tapered sleeves, and a
scalloped Edwardian neck-
line. The full gathered skirt
back flowed into a Chappel
train. Her matching veil
was of alecon lace. She
carried two yellow roses for
the double ring ceremony.
The maid of honor was
Miss Gail Madara. Brides-
"maids were Miss Patricia
Cranford, sister of the
groom; Sylvia Neiss; Mrs.
Beverly Hower, sister of
the bride; and Miss Elaine
Loraw, sister of the bride.
Flower girls were Beth
Hower, niece of the bride,
and Heather Noll, niece of
the groom.
Mick Bowles was the
best man. Ushers were Jay
Loraw, brother of the
bride; Allen Gray; Charles
Hower, Brother-in-law of
the bride; and David Noll,
brother in law of the groom
Miss Sharon Zimmerman
was the organist. Miss
Sandra Heisey was soloist.
The reception was held in
the church social hall.
The bride and groom are
both 1977 graduates of
Donegal High School. The
bride is employed by
Wolgemuth Brothers Feed
Mill, Mount Joy; the bride
is employed by Penway
Construction, Manheim.
John Day earns
conservation award
John Day, a scout in
Troop 39 of Mount Joy, has
earned the new World Con-
servation Award. John is
sponsored by the Mount
Joy Rotary Club.
The award is made by
the World Wildlife Fund of
Washington, D.C., through
the Boy Scouts of America.
It recognizes achievement
in environmental improve-
ment, natural resource
conservation, and under-
standing of conservation
problems.
The purpose of the
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award is to point out to
young people that the
countries of the world are
closely interrelated through
shared natural resources.
To win this award, John
earned Conservation and
Environmental skill awards,
merit badges in Environ-
mental Science, Soil and
Water Conservation, Fish
and Wildlife Management,
and Citizenship in the
World.
John is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Day, 20S
Park Avenue, Mount Joy.
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A reminder:
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES — Page 13
Sweetheart deadline approaching
A reminder: the deadline
for entering your child in
the Sweetheart King &
Queen Contest is fast
approaching: the photos
must be in by January
27th. Photos should be
delivered or mailed to Mrs.
Jeffery Brown, 245 Mari-
etta Avenue, Mount Joy.
Children between the
ages of 9 months and 3
years, inclusive, can enter
the contest. Write on the
back of your child’s photo
(smaller than 8 by 10
inches) the name of your
child, your own name, and
your address and social
security number. Include
your child’s name also.
The contest will start on
January 30th, and end on
February 10th. The corona-
Meeting
postponed
The meeting of the ,%
of Retired
Association
Persons has been post-
poned, from January 13th
to the 20th. Otherwise the
program remains the same.
The winner will get a $25
savings bond comliments
of the Joycee-ettes, who
tion will take place on
Saturday, February 11th, at
Trinity Lutheran Church, at
10:30.
PORSCHE
au
are sponsoring the project.
Proceeds will go to the
Donegal Dental Associa-
tion.
For more information,
call 426-1516 or 653-2604.
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