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B.B. BILLMEYER, Jewelry
Doug Morris promoted
RD1 Elizabethtown, has
been promoted to his
present rank while serving
with Attack Squadron 6S in
Virginia Beach, Va.
136 West Market Street
Navy Yeoman 3rd class
Douglas Morris, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard C.
Morris of P.O. Box 433,
oY. Marietta
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SHOP HOURS:
Mon., Tue., Thu. & Fri. 1—6
Sat. 10—6 Wed. & Sun.—CLOSED
Troop 63 paper drive
“Since 1915”
MARIETTA, PA.
MEL & GERRY HEISTAND, PROPS.
at 8:30 in Mount Joy and
Florin. Large load, call
653-1107.
Boy Scout Troop 63 will
hold their monthly paper
drive on April 8th, starting
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CHECKING ACCOUNTS
We offer you a way to place your money in a safe spot, keep
track of income and expenses, have a written record of pay-
ments, and save a lot of walking at bill-paying time.
A Personal Checking Account gives you all of these advan-
tages, and more.
For instance, bring your checkbook with you when you go
shopping, or when you're on vacation. Most people will accept
your check when you present basic identification. And, you will
be assured an exact record of your expenditures.
Check into our Personal Checking Account. It will make end-
of-the-month budgeting that much easier.
THE
"HOMETOWN BANK"
UNION NATIONAL
MOUNT JOY BANK
MOUNT JOY, PA. 17552
WE HAVE PLANS FOR YOU.
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April 5, 1978
Rory Reno
Reno graduates
Rory Reno, 21, of Bain-
bridge, was among the six
members of the first
culinary class to graduate
from the Hotel Hershey &
Country Club apprentice-
ship program.
Commencement cere-
monies were held on March
20th in the Hershey Hotel.
A luncheon was prepared
for the occassion—cooked
by the graduating guests of
honor themselves as part of
their final exam. The meal
was judged by a panel of
culinary experts. The stu-
dents were also judged on
the ice and tallow sculp-
tures they had prepared for
their final day.
The actual graduation
was held the next day, with
a guest speaker from the
Greenbrier in West Virgin-
ia.
Mr. Reno began his
cooking career while work-
ing in a local restaurant at
the time he attended
E-town High School. He
took a position as cook at
the Hershey Country Club,
and was admitted to the
‘apprenticeship program the
next year.
He was assigned to two
hotels while an apprentice:
the Hotel Brunswick in
Lancaster, and the Break-
ers Hotel in Florida.
He will continue working
at Hotel Hershey as p.m.
Sous Chef. He is engaged
to Robin Weatherholtz.
Victor Hugo’s daughter
Penn State at Capitol
Campus is having a film
festival. On Wednesday,
April Sth, ‘“The Story of
Adele H.”’ will be shown at
8 PM in the auditorium.
The film, by Truffaut, is
about Victor Hugo’s daugh-
Obituary
RUTH G. FISHER
Ruth G. Fisher, 74, of
935 W. Main Street, Mount
Joy, died at St. Joseph
Hospital after an illness of
four months.
She was a member of
Glossbrenner United Meth-
odist Church, where she
taught Sunday school for 30
years in the children’s
ter and her mad love for a
lieutenant in the British
Army. Lots of passion, self-
destruction, tragedy. $1
admission.
‘“‘Adele H.’”’ was voted
best foreign film of 1976.
department. She was a
member of the Good Cheer
Class of the church.
Born in Mount Joy
Township, she was a
daughter of the late Harvey
"and Lizzie Geib Fisher.
Surviving is an aunt,
Mabel Geib, of Mount Joy
RD3.