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October 4, 1978
DID YOU
HEAR?
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Bob and Shirley Barnes
and their daughter Janice,
Amherst, Nova Scotia, Can-
ada, are visiting their
daughter, Sherry Bromer
her husband Rick and their
daughters Sarah and Jessi-
ca at 15 S. Chestnut St.,
Marietta.
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Sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Jeffrey Meckley, 104 Mari-
etta Ave., Mount Joy:
Jeffrey, Jr., and Tim, will
celebrate their birthdays on
October 25 and November
2, respectively.
§§8§
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
Shenk, Jr., and their four
sons are still hoping to be
able to return to their
mission work in Rhodesia.
They should receive defi-
nite word about their
possible return in a month.
Mr. Shenk is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shenk,
1109 Wood St., Mount Joy.
§§§
Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Stekervetz, 302 Birchland
Ave., Mount Joy, were
surprised to see a black
bear bounding along in
front of them while driving
their car in Huntington
County recently.
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Crystal Zechman, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Zechman, 65 W. Done-
gal St., Mount Joy, will
celebrate her birthday on
Nov. 29. Her parents will
celebrate their wedding
anniversary on Christmas
Day.
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Winfield Hendrix, R.D. 1
Mount Joy, will celebrate
birthday on October 2.
His grandson, Jason
Matthew Hendrix, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hend-
rix, W. Maint St., Mount
Joy, celebrated his first
birthday on Sept. 30.
§§8§
John Ginder, aged 8, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clair W.
Ginder, 221 School Lane,
Mount Joy, informed the
Susugehanna Times that he
and his brother Steve
accompaned their father
and Mr. Don Musser and
his sons’ Duane and Dean
to see the Penn State-SMU
game at State College,
Saturday before last. John
said that the Ginders and
the Mussers were rooting
for Penn State.
§§8§
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
R. Fickes and their daugh-
ters Mindee and Kathy
moved last week from their
home on 602 Martin Ave-
nue, Mount Joy to Mariet-
ta, Ga.
Jennifer Lyn Schneider,
daughter of Arthur R.
Schneider and granddaugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
F. Schneider -of- 147 Man-
heim St., Mount Joy, had a
birthday on Sept. 29.
Another granddaughter,
Laura Michelle Schneider,
daughter of Greg Schnei-
der, will have her birthday
on November 2.
Kim Richard Houseal,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Richard F. Houseal, .R.D.I.
Mount Joy, will celebrate
his 24th birthday on Oct.
27. His sister, Patricia
Ann, will observe her 17th
birthday on Nov. 13.
§§§
Dean Musser, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald C. Mus-
ser, 350 S. Delta St,
Mount Joy, will be 13 on
Oct. 14. His parents will
celebrate their wedding
anniversary on the same
day.
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Joseph Shaeffer, 127
Park Ave., Mount Joy, will
observe his birthday on
October 18.
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Another Oct. 18 birthday
is that of Mrs. Donald
Eichler, Jr., 18 W. Main
St., Mount Joy. Her son-in-
law, Vaughn Nissley, mar-
ried to her daughter Debo-
rah, has a birthday on
October 23.
§§8§
Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Hedrick, Jr., Longenecker
Road, Mount Joy, will
observe their wedding an-
niversary on November 26.
§88
Ed and Colleen Portner,
Maytown, Bob and Vivian
Carroll Marietta, Tom and
Tootie Fletcher, Alexan-
dria, Virginia (formerly of
Marietta) visited Carl and
Joanne Hacker (formerly of
Marietta) at their home in
Boalsburg, Pa. for the
weekend.
§8§
Mr. and Mrs. Hacker are
former residents of Mari-
etta. Mrs. Hacker was
Joanne Good of ‘‘Irish-
town’’, Carl’s parents were
owners of the Colonial Inn,
Marietta.
The Hackers are the
owners of ‘‘Duffy’s Ta-
vern'' in Boalsburg, a
small town outside of State
College, Pa. (Nittany Lion
Country).
§§8§
Mildred Zink visited her
brother Charles Zink in
Riverside, Cal., last month.
They camped at the Contin-
ental Divide in Colorado.
Mildred is in charge of
the German Garden at
Donegal Plantation, where
she is busy transplanting
and propagating herbs.
§§§
Mr. and Mrs. David Brown
31 New Haven St., Mount
Joy, rcently returned from
a trip to Greensboro, N.C.
§§§
Cara Hollinger, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. E. Robert
Hollinger, 434 Martin Ave,
Mount Joy, will ‘be’ 1 year
old on Oct. 14.
Joycee-ettes
plan another active year
After enjoying a delicious
meal at the Horse Inn in
Lancaster, the Mount Joy
Joycee-ettes got down to
hard work and began
planning their year ahead.
Looking back on old busi-
ness, the summer social
was enjoyed by all who
attended despite the rain.
Co-chairman Bev
Swanson reported that
plans were being finalized
for the fashion show that
was held September 30 at
Hostetter’s.
The Jaycees are planning
a joint meeting with Wel-
come Wagon in October
with a guest speaker. Also
scheduled for October is a
bus trip to the Reading
The Joycee-ettes will be
making and taking orders
for baler twine wreaths to
be distributed before
Christmas. Co-chairman for
this project are Bev Swan-
son and Jo Ann Frymoyer.
Two big projects being
planned now the Santa
Breakfast, held in Decem-
ber, and Creative Craft
Day, to be held in March.
re details will be furn-
ished later.
Because of the resigna-
tion of Sandy Meckley, past
president, her office will
now be filled by Cheryl
Hallgren.
Guests for the September
dinner meeting were
Jeanne McKain and Sandy
Spayd.
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The marriage of Miss Sue Ann Hamilton to
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The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
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The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
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Salix, took place Saturday, Sept. 30 at the Zion's
United Church of Christ, Marietta, with the Rev. C.
Calvin Rex officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Dorothy M.
Coller, 52 E. Front St., Marietta, and William E.
Coller, Marietta R1. She graduated from Donegal
High School and is employed by NCR Systemedia
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