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WANTED!
BASEBALL COACH
to assist with coaching
Mount Joy Legion Team
Homemakers
Program
The Homemaker Pro-
gram of the Visiting Nurse
Home Care Association will
be undergoing some
changes to increase the
efficiency of its services.
The Homemaker services
are available to all resi-
dents of the county, and
provide assistance with
both personal care (such as
bathing or exercise) and
home management (laun-
dry, meal preparation,
etc.). Services are provided
from 7 AM to 11 PM
weekdays and 7 AM to S
PM weekends.
For more information on
these services, call the
office at 653-8585.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Loser
(Donna Aspon), 371 Choc-
olate Avenue, Mount Joy, a
. son at General Hospital.
Must Have Some Baseball Knowledge
If interested, call
653-5370
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*‘Since 1915’
MARIETTA, PA.
MEL & GERRY HEISTAND, PROPS.
WE HAVE PLANS FOR YOU.
We have plans to help you with all your financial needs.
We offer you a wide variety of savings plans, a personal
checking account that helps you keep records and make
monthly bill paying more manageable, the Direct Deposit serv-
ice for your government checks, Christmas Club, Safe Deposit
facilities, Retirement Plans, and more
We can also provide you with loans for all your worthwhile
purposes, with service that is fast, reliable and confidential.
What are your plans? Stop in and see us soon. You'll find we
have many plans for you and all your present and future financial
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Paul Hess, Jr. congratulates Regis Puhl, left, and Claude Keefer, right.
Promotions at
Plain and Fancy Egg Ranch
Paul Hess Hr., Execu-
tive Vice-President of Plain
and Fancy Egg Ranch Inc.,
Elizabethtown, Pa., is
pleased to announce the
following promotions: Regis
Puhl, of Manheim, Pa. is
leaving his position
as Marketing Manager to
assume the post of Mar-
keting Director, a newly
created post in the Food
February 1st, 1978
Sales Division of Plain and
Fancy.
Claude Keefer, Middle-
town, Pa., has been
promoted from the position
he held as a Sales
Representative to Sales
Manager of Egg Sales.
Best wishes are extended
to both Regis and Claude
for success in their new
positions.
THE HOLLOW
Columbia Little Theater
production to be seen soon
The curtain is about to
go up on the Columbia
Little Theater's first pro-
duction of 1978. The group
will present Agatha Chris-
tie’s mystery play, THE
HOLLOW, February 2, 3,
4,. at 8:00 p.m. and
February S at 2:30 p.m., in
the Park School Auditor-
ium, 6th and Cherry
Streets, Columbia.
Tickets are now on sale
and can be purchased in
advance from any cast
member or from the
Columbia Branch of the
YMCA and at the door.
Prices are $3.00 for adults,
$2.00 for students and
senior citizens and $1.00
“for children under 12.
The play takes place at
the english country home
of Sir Henry Angkatell
known as THE HOLLOW,
located 18 miles from
London. Sir Henry and his
wife, Lady Angkatell have
invited some family and
friends over for the
weekend. In attendance are
young Doctor John Cristow
and his dimwitted wife
Gerda. Also present are
two women who are in love
with Cristow: Henrietta
Angkatell, the sculptress,
who is his present mis-
tress; Veronica Craye, the
film star, who was once his
mistress. Veronica cleverly
persuades John to spend
the evening at her cottage--
and very little persuading
he needs. His indiscretion
does not escape the notice
of several people.
On the next morning,
when John finally refuses
to give up his wife and
family to marry her she
threatens him. Within five
minutes John Cristow is a
dead man--shot by an
unseen hand. Was it
Veronica? Was it his wife,
Gerda, whom everybody
thought was too stupid to
have seen what was going
on or shoot a gun? Was it
the tense Henrietta, sud-
denly overcome by jeal-
ousy? Or Edward, who has
felt all along that he might
win Henrietta’s favor if
John were out of the way.
Or the butler who was seen
holding a gun? Or maybe
Doris, the maid. That is
what Inspector Colquhoun
and Detective sergeant
Penny have to discover.
The play is under the
direction of Carmella
Mackison, Sets & Lights
designed by Duane Peters.
The cast includes Pat
Zercher, Gerald Hilt, Doris ~
Smith, Linda Retallick, Bill
Weinberg, Jim Frey, Mary
Jayne Hilt, Mary Jane
Demmie, Dave Lindt,
Malissa Byers, Randy
Roher and Duane Peters.