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August 9, 1978
SUSQUEHANNA TIMES — Page 11
American Business Women hold 1st meeting
The first scheduled mon-
thly meeting of the Mount
Joy Chapter of ABWA
(American Business Wo-
men’s Association) got off
to a good start with 27
members and 14 guests
present. Chapter president
Janice Shelly presided.
The meeting was held at
Mr. Lacy’s Lounge in
Marietta, starting with
cocktails at 6:30. Dinner
and the meeting followed
at 8:00 PM. The presiding
officers of the newly form-
ed chapter were: Janice
Shelly, President; Betty
Herr, Vice-President; Jan
Groff, Recording Secretary;
Mary Ann Strickler, Corre-
sponding Secretary; and
8% Marjorie Hartman, Trea-
surer.
Honored at the head
= table were Mrs. Jane
Deibler, President of the
Wheatland Chapter, and
Mrs. Suzanne Moore,
chairman of TEE Comm-
ittee, sponsors who
were responsible for organ-
izing this new chapter.
The Vocational speaker
for the evening was Sandy
~ Yocum, Program Chair-
"= man.
Three Charter members,
those absent from the
Installation Ceremony on
The Marietta Restoration
Associates has announced
they will be giving away (to
Marietta residents only)
usable lumber on Saturday,
August 12, 1978 at the
Union Meeting House,
Waterford Ave., marietta.
The lumber consists mainly
of 2 x 4’s and 2 x 6's which
were used to construct
June 27, were introduced
to the membership and
asked to sign the chapter’s
Charter.
The minutes from the
brief organizatonal meeting
held on Installation night;
the Treasurer’s report; and
the minutes from the joint
meeting of the Executive
Board and committee
chairmen held at Janice
Shelly’s on July 22nd, were
read.
Each chairman reported
on the progress of her
respective committee, with
the Ways & Means chair-
man, Marlene Barnhart,
presenting the first money
raising project to the
membership for approval.
A special committee for
our Fall Enrollment Event
has been formed with Carol
Wenditz as chairman. You
will be hearing more about
this event soon.
The first Hand of Friend-
ship Award for the chapter
was awarded to Marlene
Barnhart, for sponsoring
twc new members.
Following the business
portion of the meeting, a
candlelight installation
ceremony was held for two
members, Cynthia Slaugh
and Deborah Merroth.
The Executive Board will
~ Free lumber!
Sunday class rooms. The
rooms were removed dur-
ing phase I of the restora-
tion of that building.
Most of the lumber
contains nails but can be
used for rough construction
or fire wood. It can be
picked up between 10 AM
and 12 noon.
Items lost at
Maytown Playground
Towels, clothing, and
other things were left at
the Maytown playground
over the course of the
summer. If you lost any-
thing, you can pick it up at
the home of Judy Mec-
Donald, 10 South River St.,
Maytown. Her number is
426-1617.
Mount Joy men on
dean’s list
Two Mount Joy men
were on the dean’s list for
the spring term at Penn
State’s University Park
campus. They are:
Newton Kendig, of 62 E.
Main Street, with a perfect
4.00 term average;
and John Weidman, 240
S. Market St., with a 3.50.
Maytown meetings
The Maytown/East Don-
egal Ambulance Associa-
tion will meet on Thursday,
August 10, at 7:00 PM in
the Maytown Fire Hall.
Also, the regular month-
ly meeting of the Maytown
Fire Company will take
place on August 14 at 7:30
PM in the same place.
meet on August 8th at 7:30
PM at the home of Betty
Herr, Landisville.
The next regularly sche-
duled dinner meeting will
be held at the Mount Joy
Legion on August 22nd,
starting at 6:30 PM.
Any business woman
living in Mount Joy or
surrounding areas interest-
ed in becoming. a member
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