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Dinner Served From 6P.M.-10P.M. Begining June 2, 1978
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1 Block North of Mt. Joy Post Office
653-2056 or 653-2160
FREE
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when you open the
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with $50 or more at
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manager at Plain & Fancy Egg Ranch,
hands a new TV to D. Kerry Felty, sales
supervisor at Miller and Yartman
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olesale Foods. Kerry won the prize by
securing new egg business. Standing
right is George Woerner;, P&F marketing
supervisor. In back is Miller and Hartman
president Dal Hartman.
Joycee-ettes meet
The Mount Joy Joycee
-ettes held their monthly
meeting May 16 at the
Boro Hall.
New members, Liz Baley
and Joyce Hamilton attend-
ed. Guest at the meeting
was Laurie Dick.
Co-Chairmen LaVon
Harnish and Jacquie Mc-
Curdy reported the babysit-
ting directories will soon be
printed and distributed and
will include the names of
Obituaries
Twenty-year-old Charles
E. Myers, Sr., Mount Joy,
R.D 3, died Saturday night
as a result of injuries he
suffered while riding his
motorcycle earlier in the
evening along Pinkerton
Road south of Mount Joy.
Myers, born in Fort
Knox, Ky., was the son of
Charles L. and Mary
Knable Myers, Jr., who
live in Rheems. Myers was
employed by ITT Grinnell
Corp., Columbia.
EARL G. MUMMA
Earl G. ““Cappy’’
Mumma, 85, of 13 SS.
Market Street, Mount Joy,
died at his home Monday
after an extended illness.
He lived in Mount Joy all
his life. He retired from
farming ten years ago. He
was a member of Ruhl’s
United Methodist Church.
Born in Newton, he was
a son of the late Jacob D.
and Effie Haverstick
Mumma, and the husband
of Minerva Hauenstein
Mumma.
In addition to his wife,
he is survived by: a son
Herbert W., of Banner,
Miss.: a stepdaughter
Carcena Light, New Cum-
berland; two grandchildren;
three step-grandchildren;
and nine great-great-grand-
children.
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43 girls.
Plans are still underway
for the 75-plus banquet to
be held at Hostetter’s,
June 8. Memorial Day
activities include a chicken
bar-b-que sale and bake
sale.
The Joycee-ettes plan to
end their year with a
covered dish meeting to be
held at the home of LaVon
Harnish.
In addition to his
parents, Myers is survived
by his wife, Fay Kaufman
Myers; a son, Charles E.
Myers, Jr.; two sisters,
Cathy A., wife of Dwight
D. Leabhart, Elizabeth-
town, and Miss Janet E.
Myers, Rheems; a paternal
grandmother, Mrs. Rita E.
Myers, Elizabethtown, and
a maternal grandmother,
Mrs. Milla Knable, Mount
Union.
CATHERINE M. SHANK
Mrs. Catherine M. Shank
of York and formerly of
Marietta and Florida, died
at age 87 at Heatherbank
Health Care Center, Co-
lumbia.
She was the widow of
Henry J. Shank, who died
in 1955. She was formerly
employed at Wyeth Labora-
tories, and was a matron at
Masonic Homes in Eliza-
bethtown before moving to
Florida 23 years ago. She
moved to York three years
ago to live with her
daughter.
She was born in Weston,
the daughter of the late
Peter and Threresa
Roinick.
She is survived by one
daughter, Marie, the wife
of Richard E. Hecht, with
whom she lived; one grand-
son; three great-grand-
sons; a sister, Marion Otto,
of Miami, Florida; and a
brother, William L. Roinick
of Virginia. o
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