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Game Night
Early Bird starting at 7 p.m.
Rheems Fire Hall
every Friday night
MOUNT JOY
LEGION
(2 mi. E. of Mt. Joy
off Rt. 230 By-Pass)
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NOTATIONS
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Sunday Dinners
12 Noon to 9 P.M.
Reservations—898-8451
refreshments
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Jack Johnson
& Associates
684-7700
Sandy Shoemaker
426-3655
LeRoy Apple)
426-1420
“MOUNT JOY CITGO
964 Main St., Mount Joy
FULL SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF
FOREIGN & AMERICAN CARS
Hours: Mon. -Sat. 7 a.m.-9 p.m.
Sunday Hours: 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
24 Hour Towing
Phone 653-1104
Carol Zimmerman
Carol Zimmerman to
wed Douglas Witman
Mr. and Mrs, Harold
Zimmerman, of 122 So.
Barbara St., Mount Joy,
announce the engagement
of their daughter, Miss
Carol Zimmerman, to
Douglas Witman.
The bride-elect is a
graduate of Donegal High
School and Elizabethtown
College. She is employed
by the Elizabethtown Area
School District as a basic
FAMILY RESTAURANT
454 WEST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY
education teacher in the
Middle School.
Mr. Witman is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. S. Martin
Witman of RD1 Marietta.
He is a graduate of
Donegal High School. He is
self-employed as a farmer,
and as a part-time employ-
ee of Jacob Habecker, Inc.
An April 21st wedding is
planned.
Big Sisters?
The Big Brothers organi-
zation, at its last board
meeting, voted to let
women into the program as
Big Sisters. About 40% of
all Big Brother groups now
admit women.
The Big Sister Pilot
Project will involve about
30 girls and run for less
than a year. Presumably it
will be adopted permanent-
ly if successful.
If readers know of any
girls aged 7 to 16 whose
mothers are dead, missing,
work too many hours to pay
enough attention to their
daughters, or are emotion-
ally unable to cope with
their daughters, give the
Big Brothers a call at
397-7567 on weekdays
before 4:30 PM.
Any women who would
like to be Big Sisters can
call the same number.
The Big Brothers say
that, in the case of girls
whose mothers are at
home, the Big Sisters will
not be intended to replace
the mother, but to support
her. Big Sisters will not
have to put in inordinate
amounts of time should
they volunteer.
February 1, 1978
New books at
Mount Joy Library
These are the new books
at the Mount Joy Library:
7-Day Books
A Duel Autobiography
-Durant
Musical Chairs -Chapin
The Women’s Dress for
Success Book
The Amitzville Horror
-Anson
Storm Passage -Chiles
The New Extended Family
-Galinsky
The Country Diary of an
Edwardian Lady
-Holden
The Zapping America
-Brodeur
The Serpent -Gaskell
Letters from the Field,
1925-1975 -Mead
Time for Remembrance
-Cooney
Six Men -Cooke
Flight from Bucharest
-Stevens
Coming into the Country
-McPhee
The Book of Merlyn -White
Bloody Mary -Erickson
The Darkest Goddess
-Albert
The Winter Birds
-Salisbury
The Cannawys -Shelly
Presidential Emergency
-Stovell
YOU
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It's no secret, our fur-
niture is priced way below
MFG’s Retail price. in
addition to these low, low
prices, we will give you the
best possible price for your
trade-in when buying: new
Furniture. Also, our ap
proved credit customers
don’t have to pay til April 1,
1978. And receive a Free Oil
Painting when buying a
new living room or
bedroom suite.
Furniture
237 LOCUST STREET
. COLUMBIA
PH: 684-3780
-Molly.
The Ludendorff Pirates
-Ramrue
The Sunday Hangman
-McClure
The Lion at Sea -Hennessy
The Women’s Room
-French
Storm Front -Finch
Essays of E.B. White
-White
The Complete Book of
Running -Fixx
Down the Seine and up the
Potomac -Buchwald
The Animals Come First
-Bowring
It Takes a Long Time to
Become Young -Kamin
Juvenile Non-fiction
Walpole -Hoff
The Mystery of Lincoln
Detweiler and the Dog
Who Barked -Robinson
Adult Non-fiction
Information Please
Almanac 1978
Approaching Design in
Nature -Martin
Why I Am So Miserable
When These Are the
Best Years of My Life
-Eagan
Christmas Decorations from
the Williamsburg Folk
Art Collection
Adult Fiction
The Four-Colored Hoop
-Walsh
Page 1
The Political Education
Project of the Human Rela-
tions Committee is publish-
ing a series of booklets, all
titled Page One, on various
aspects of the political
process. The First, Page
One — Voting, is now
available. Another will be
ready by February 15th.
Page One — Voting
explains in simple and
clear language just how to
go about casting your vote.
It runs 15 pages, is
available in English and
Spanish.
The booklet tells you how
to vote by machine and by
ballot. It explains how
servicemen and shutins can
vote. It even explains the
difference between pri-
maries elections and gen-
eral elections.
Page One publications
can be picked up at the
Mount Joy Library or the
High School.
York College
High school students
who are still undecided
about their future careers
can get some practical help
from York College of
Pennsylvania.
The College has a series
of nine articles covering the
important aspects of ca-
reers in nursing, banking
and finance, writing, police
science, government and
public administration, en-
gineering management, re-
creation, and medical re-
cords.
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