November 8, 1978
Book addresses BPW Linda J. Derr weds
on “free enterprise”’
Mr. Edward, Book spoke
on ‘‘Free Enterprise’’ at
the last meeting of the
Mount Joy Business and
Professional Women’s
Club. Book is the chairman
of the board of Hershey
Estates.
The program was arrang-
ed by Mrs. Betty Groff,
chairwoman of Legislative
Committee. Betty also serv-
ed as master of cere-
monies.
Miss Sandra Heisey,
accompanying herself on
piano, sang.
The Donegal High Girl of
the Month, Becky Zimmer-
man, and her mother, Mrs.
Harold Zimmerman, were
introduced by Mrs. Ethel
Broske. They were the
guests of the club.
Reports on the Fall
District Meeting were pre-
sented by Pat Shearer,
Carol Lambert, and Yvonne
Koser. The Red Lion club
hosted the affair, held at
the Holiday Inn.
Mrs. Christine Graham,
chairwoman of the Finance
Committee, reported on the
Candlelight Tour, which
will be held on Sunday,
November 19th, from 2:00
to 7:00 PM.
The tour will cover ten
houses in the Mount Joy
area. Refreshments will be
served at Groff’'s Farm
Restaurant, one of the ten
locations. Tickets are avail-
able from any member of
the club or at any location
on the day of the tour.
Rhythm Singers chosen
All it takes is the voice of
a skylark, the reflexes of an
acrobat, and the energy of
a racehorse, and these kids
have all three. Members of
the Rhythm Singers were
chosen by audition at DHS.
They are; Rebecca Zimmer-
man, Lisa Mummaw,
Kristen Straub, Desiree
Atkins, Bruce Wagner,
Wayne Mylin, James
Landis, Patrick Kenney,
Donaid Kelly, Floyd
Runkle, Deborah Torres,
Mark Wagner, Maxine
Maxwell, Joyce Darkey and
Mike Burkowski.
The first public appear-
ance of the song and dance
group will be Nov. 11, in
the Veterans’ Day pro-
gram.
Pack 136 court of honor
Pack 136 held a Court of
Honor at the scout house in
Mount Joy.
Robert W. Mark present-
ed candidates for the troop
to scout master Harold
Etsell: Brian Edye, Rick
Hallgren, Todd Newcomer,
and Kenneth Good, Jr.
J.E. Ruoff presented ten-
derfoot awards to David
Nissley and Shawn
Kreider.
Ruoff, the scout execu-
tive of the Lancaster
-Lebanon Council, was
given a neckerchief and
made a member of Troop
39.
William Hall got a Star
Award (given by Irvin
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
AUNGST (Phyllis Hershey),
Marietta RD1, a son at
General Hospital, Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon
GEHMAN (Anna H. Dif-
fenderfer), RD2 Mount Joy,
a son at home, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Randall
GOTTIER (Virginia
Thomas), RD1 Mount Joy,
a son at St. Joseph
Hospital, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
PICKLE (Amy Simmons),
32 W. Walnut St., Marietta
a daughter at General
Hospital, Monday.
Smith, Jr.) and presented a
Skill Award.
Cubmaster Robert W.
Mark and assistant master
John Auker gave him a
Den Chief Cord.
Webelos from Pack 136
attending the meeting were
John Weber, Shawn
Moran, Bryan Dukerman,
Michael Groff, Kristofer
Weidner, Duane Koser,
David Linton, Jerome Lutz,
and David Darrenkamp, as
well as Den Mother Loretta
Dimeler.
Closing was by assistant
Scout Master Rufus Bleech-
er. Refreshments were po-
tato chips, drinks, and
coffee.
Concert
The Elizabethtown Col-
lege Concert Band will
present a formal concert on
the campus on Saturday,
Nov. 11 at 8:00 PM in
Thompson Gym.
They will play works by
Ives, Delle Cese and others
plus a work written just for
the band by Dr. Ronald
Theilman, composer in res-
idence at New Mexico State
University.
The concert is free to the
public.
Stuart Lee Eckman
The marriage of Linda J.
Derr to Stuart Lee Eckman
took place on Saturday,
November 4th, at 6:00 PM
in Trinity Lutheran Church,
Mount Joy, with the Rev.
David E. Klepper, Jr.,
officiating.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Blough of Mount Joy RD2.
She attended Donegal High
School. She is employed by
Donegal Industries, Mount
Joy.
The groom is the son of
Charles Eckman, Lititz
RD1, and Anna Eckman,
108 So. Ann Street, Lancas-
ter. He is a graduate of
McCaskey High School. He
served in the U.S. Army
for three years, and is
currently employed by
Ressler, Inc., Mount Joy.;.
He is a Mount Joy
resident.
Miss Jan Grove, Mount-
ville, was the maid of
honor. Mrs. Joanne Ames,
Strasburg, was the matron
of honor. Bridesmaids were
Mrs. Charlotte Houck,
Strasburg, and Debbie
Honberger, Lancaster.
Junior bridesmaid was Lisa
Derr, daughter of the
bride, Mount Joy.
Flower girl was Sherry
Derr, daughter of the
bride, Mount Joy, and
Eddie Phillips, Mountville,
was ringbearer.
Serving as best man was
Charles Eckman, Jr., bro-
ther of the groom, Lititz.
Ushers were: Eric Eckman,
brother of the bridegroom;
Joseph McCoy and Richard
Stonesifer, Lancaster; and
Richard Sweater, Roths-
ville.
lhe couple will live in
Mount Joy.
Chorus elects officers
Officers elected for this
year’s Donegal High
Chorus are; Rebecca
Zimmerman, president
Wayne Mylin, vice-presi-
dent; Bonnie Wolgemuth,
secretary; Runkle,
art chairman. Those
officers plus Kirk Billet will
represent the chorus at the
Lancaster Co. Choral
Flovd
Festival.
Free blood pressure test
at Sloan’s
The American Heart
Association, Lancaster,
Pennsylvania Chapter an-
nounces their blood pres-
sure clinic for the month
of November. Did you
know that one of every six
adults has high blood
pressure. One half
those who have high blood
pressure do not know this
because there are no signs
or symptoms.
the sites and discover what
your blood pressure is.
Neglected high blood pres-
sure can lead to heart
of
Visit one of
attack or stroke.
Sloan's Pharmacy
East Main St., Mount
- Tuesdays from 2 to 4
and REA & DER-
RICK, Columbia Plaza,
Lancaster Avenue, Colum-
bia (cooperating with VNA)
Second Wednesday, Nov. 8
from 2 to 4 PM.
All blood pressure test-
ings are provided free of
charge and a result of your
heart fund dollars.
Join the battle against tne
#1 Killer in our nation
find out what your blood
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