, 1978
’ May 24, 1978
Don Rickenhouser, Chiques chapter of the Order of
the Arrow, is representing Akela, chief of all the cub
scouts, in the photo above.
The Western District cub scouts presented an Akela
fire ceremony on Saturday, May 20th, at Memorial Field
in Manheim. They also held authentic Indian games, an
arrow head hunt, and a pinewood derby.
aura
, Jill
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Saturday at 6PM
Sky Divers will land at approximately 4 p.m.
Farm Womens’ Society hears
Barbara Walsh
by Pauline E. Miller
Farm Women’s Society
#8 met in the home of
Grace Bixler, Marietta R#1,
May 20th at 2PM. Kathryn
Heisey, president, presided
over the meeting. Anna
Wolgemuth, in charge of
devotions, gave a verse of
scripture and some bits of
humor concerning a variety
of happenings which may
occur in the life of a
I farmer’s wife.
Ruth Musser led the
group in the singing of a
hymn and was accompani-
. ed on the piano by Pauline
Miller.
Barbara Walsh, Carver
Hill Rd., Pennsburg R#1,
Pa., gave the special fea-
ture of the afternoon. She
and her husband spent one
year at the John McCurdy
Mission School, Espaniola
Valley, New Mexico. They
were teaching and serving
in a variety of ways as they
reached children of differ-
ent ages. Even though
there were times of testing
she felt it was a rewarding
experience as they were
able to guide young folks to
a better life. She showed
several tapestries which
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she had made.
Elizabeth Shuman, trea-
surer, gave the treasurer’s
report. Secretary Mary
Grace Martin read the
minutes and took the roll
call. Nineteen members
and three guests were
present.
Anna Shank has been in
the hospital lately. Viola
Greider is in room 301 in
the St. Joseph Hospital.
Sylvester Shuman, husband
of Elizabeth Shuman, trea-
surer, will enter St. Joseph
Hospital next week.
Nine members went to
Conestoga View recently to
entertain folks there. Kath-
ryn Erb reported that
twelve members went to
the Spring Rally.
The name of Molly Baer,
a graduate of Vassar
College, was accepted to
become a member of the
Society at the next meet-
ing
Birthdays
The Times forgot to put
in the birthdays last week,
so, before we present this
week’s birthdays list, we'll
give last week’s:
Scott Cranford, 5-22
Connie Koser, 5-18
Kim Funk, 5-10
Mary Koder, 5-15
Pearl Martin, S-17
Judy Kennedy, 5-22
Baxter W. Wells, 5-13
(late, but he’s in)
J. Robert Nissley, 5-18
Penny Sumpman, 5-20
M.A. Thompson, 5-20
Helen B. King, 5-22
This Week's:
Keith O’Leary, 5-25
Randy Rdheard, 5-25
Betty Robinson, 5-26
Jamie Robinson, 5-26
Douglas Maxwell, 5-27
Viola B. Germer, 5-28
Richard J. Farmer, 5-28
Steve Barbour, 5-29
Stephen Robinson, 5-29
Richard J. Farmer,
5-29
Jeff Barclay, S-27
Bob Ackerley, 5-28
Elaine Loraw, 5-28
Ronald Marley, 5-29
Patricia Enos, S-30
Betsy Marley, 5-30
Vickie Stehman, 5-31
ANNIVERSARIES
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Billett, May 31st.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hoffines (Linda Kennedy),
Marietta RD1, a daughter
at General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. lee
Winters (Shirley Nauman),
Mount Joy RD1, a daugh-
ter at Osteopathic Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Kaylor (Cora Hakenberry),
RD2 Mount Joy, a son at
General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris
Allman (Deborah Halbig), 1
Donegal Place, Marietta, a
son at General Hospital.
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Doug Estock, a represen-
tative of Mount Joy Fire
Co. #1, showed photos and
drawings of the proposed
new Fire House facility.
This would be placed in a
new location, at New
Haven and David Streets.
The Canning Center at
111 East Market Street,
Marietta, also encourages
those interested in canning
to take advantage of their
program and facilities.
Hostesses providing tast-
y, seasonal refreshments
were Grace Bixler, Ruth
Drager, Anna Wolgemuth,
Helen Wivell, and Hettie
Ginder.
Mrs. John Wenger,
Manheim, will present the
main feature at the next
meeting as she does chalk
drawing. The meeting will
be held at 7:00 PM on June
15th at the home of Vera
Frey, Marietta RD. Society
#28 will be entertained.
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