September 13, 1978
DID YOU HEAR?
At 4:30 a.m. on August
19, Rodney Arndt and Jay
Emenheiser of Mount Joy
started out in Jay’s car on
a trip to where? When
they left Mount Joy they
were not sure whether they
wanted to go to Maine or
. Tennessee. They first went
to Lock Haven State Park,
where they spent the night
of Saturday August 19.
Sunday niglit Rodney’s
mother, Mrs. Robert W.
Arndt of 831 Wood Street
in Mount Joy got a call
from Rodney from some-
where in West Virginia.
Wednesday midnight,
she got a call from Rodney
again. ‘‘Guess where we
are,” he said. *“It’'s 9
o’clock here.”’ Rodney and
Jay were at the Grand
Canyon in Colorado. They
hiked to the bottom of the
canyon, then started for
home. They arrived back in
Mount Joy at 3 a.m.
Sunday, August 27.
Rod had $S when he got
back; they had figured
their costs very exactly.
Why did they go to the
Grand Canyon? ‘‘Because
it was there,’ they said.
Last week Rod and Jay
went to Perry County
where they shot a rattle-
snake, which Rod’s mother
cooked for supper last
Saturday.
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A lady who lives on the
100-block of West Main
Street in Mount Joy says
that her neighbors do
altogether too much
‘screaming and carrying
on’’ at night.
§§§
Gerald Brandt, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jay Brandt, 1351
New Haven Street,
Mount Joy, attended the
Penn State-Rutgers football
game last Saturday.
Gerald Brandt, formerly
janitor at Donegal High
School, celebrated his 87th
birthday on August 4. Mr.
Brandt, who lives at 205
East Main Street in Mount
Joy is in ‘‘wonderful
shape,’”’ according to his
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jay
Brandt. For example, Mr.
Brandt recently ate 4 eggs
for breakfast. Resourceful,
Mr. Brandt cooked his own
supper recently when his
wife was late coming home.
He fried three potatoes and
smothered the potatoes
with 3 eggs ‘‘over the
top.”
§§§
Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Brubaker, R.D. 1, Mount
Joy, will celebrate their
25th wedding anniversary
on September 12.
§§§
Mr. and Mrs. Terry
Christofferson and their
children Troy, Chris, and
Trece, have moved recently
from Groton, New York to
406 Delta Street, Mount
Joy.
§8§
Mrs. Harold H. Eshle-
man, 631-B Square, Mount
Joy, returned to her home
after a week in Lancaster
General Hospital. Mrs.
Eshleman is ‘‘feeling well’
again.
§§8§
Mr. and Mrs. Harry B.
Garber, R.D. 3, Mount Joy,
have been daing a lot of
camping this summer with
a camping club from
Manheim.
§§8§
The family of Frank O.
Roger, Jr., 250 School
Lane, Mount Joy, has a
string of birthdays coming
up this fall.
First, will be Donna’s,
who will be 17 on Sept. 28.
Then Hazel, who will be 18
Mount Joy Lions
honor Hollinger
James R. Hollinger, im-
mediate past president of
the Mount Joy Lions Club,
has been recognized by the
International Association of
Lions Clubs as 100%
President for his term of
office. A pin designating
this honor was awarded at
the regular monthly meet-
ing of the Mount Joy club
on September Sth.
This award is a great
honor in that it requires
certain criteria to be met in
several areas of providing
effective leadership to the
local club and Lions Inter-
national. In addition to
meeting the many require-
ments he must also be
recommended by the Dis-
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trict Governor to Lions
International.
The members were then
entertained by Mitch
Albert and his wife Cathy,
who shared their exper-
iences of living in South
Africa.
The annual chicken
Bar-B-Q will be held
Saturday, September 16th
at the Lions Club Swim-
ming Pool parking lot from
3:00 PM to 6:00 PM.
Tickets are available from
any Lions member or call
653-1761. Proceeds from
the sale will go to the
Friendship Fire Company
Building Fund.
-James B. Roberts
Th FREER
on Oct. 4. Then Susan, 16
on Oct. S. And Janice, 19,
on Oct. 17. Mrs. (Leona)
Rogers’ birthday is on Nov.
6.
Janice Rogers, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank O.
Rogers, Jr., 250 School
Lane, Mount Joy, and
Holly Spence, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Spence, 429 Market Ave-
nue, Mount Joy, have
started their studies at the
Moore College of Art in
Philadelphia. Janice and
Holly will be roommates.
§§§
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Spence, 429 S. Market
Avenue, Mount Joy, will
celebrate their 29th wed-
ding anniversary on Sep-
tember 29.
Their son Kenneth went
to Los Angeles in July,
1977, and became interest-
ed in acting. He got a bit
part in ‘‘Big Wednesday,”
to be released this fall.
Kenneth is also managing
a restaurant and has met
some big-name stars in
Hollywood, like Marie Os-
mond.
§§§
Bill and Lynn (Madara)
Sprecher and their daugh-
ters, Krista and Jill, moved
to Greenville, North Caro-
lina, Sept. 1.
Bill, a chemical engineer,
will be department mana-
ger at the Pampers Divi-
sion of Proctor and Gamble
Company, Greenville.
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