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Lions hear from District 14D governor
The Mount Joy Lions
Club met on Tuesday,
December Sth, at Hostet-
ter’'s Banquet Hall. Their
guest was the Lions District
14D governor, Lion Elvin
Hess. Hess was accompani-
ed by deputy district
governor Charles Steinman
and zone chairman Marvin
Farm Women’s
Farm Women’s Society
#8 held their annual Christ-
mas party at the home of
Vera Frey, Marietta RD, on
December 9th at 6:30 PM.
Kathryn Heisey, the
Society president, directed
the program.
Covered dishes of food
were brought by members
and delicious roast turkey
Boyer, Jr. The governor
must visit each of his
area’s S58 Lions clubs
during his year in office.
Mount Joy Lions presi-
dent Jim Roberts intro-
duced Boyer, who an-
nounced a Region I rally to
be held on January 9th, at
7:00 PM, at Elizabethtown
College. Tickets will cost
$6.25, he said.
He then introduced Mr.
Steinman, who told the
group of another event—
the District 14D Rally to be
held at Dutch Town and
Country Restaurant on the
Lincoln Highway East, Lan-
caster, on Saturday, March
24th.
Governor Hess was pre-
sented by Steinman. Hess
elaborated on the theme of
Lions International, ‘‘Love,
compassion, and spirit in
action.”” He spoke of the
need to build club member-
ship and attendance at the
state convention in Harris-
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burg on May 17-20 of next
year. He said the same of
the international convention
in Montreal on June 20-23.
Lion Ken Roth, chairman
of the recent sale, said that
there are many brooms and
light bulbs left over now
that the sale is finished.
Anyone who wants to buy
Society holds Christmas meeting at Vera Frey’s house
was served. Forty-seven
people, including husbands
and friends, enjoyed the
festive time together. Host-
esses were Vera Frey,
Agnes Houseal, and Mar-
garet Heisey.
Agnes Houseal was in
charge of games.
Reverend Victor Baer,
minister of the Donegal
Presbyterian Church, gave
a brief pre-Christmas mes-
sage during devotional
time.
Christmas carols were
sung, led by Mrs. Baer.
Good wishes were exchang-
ed before each one re-
turned.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Pauline Miller, 426 Done-
gal Springs Road, Mount
Joy, on January 20th, at
2:00 PM. Reports of the
convention will be given
and a musical package will
be included. Devotions will
be in charge of Mary Grace
Martin. Hostesses will be
Pauline Miller, Kathryn
Ladies Guild honors Ruth Fahringer, Ruth Simmons
and Mary Hendrixson
Seven women were
honored with gifts of
appreciation:
For their many years of
active and faithful partici-
pation in the Guild, these
women were honored: Ruth
Fahringer, Ruth Simmons,
and Mary Hendrixson.
On Thursday, December
7th, the Ladies Guild of
Zion’s UCC in Marietta
held their annual Christmas
party.
The delectable meal was
prepared by Reba Shuman,
Theresa Runkle, Gladys
Rettew, and Mary Dorber.
A Christmas thought and
prayer was offered by
Eunice Rex. Everyone en-
joyed singing carols and
exchanging gifts.
Honored for their out-
standing contributions and
for the time they gave
working on the Holiday
Bazaars were Reba
Shuman, Gladys Rettew,
and Helen McKain.
For many years of
devotion to the church
through her music, Elsie
Byers was given a check.
The goal of the Guild is
American Business Women’s Association hears
The Mount Joy Charter
Chapter of the ABWA
(American Business Wo-
mens Association) held its
regular monthly meeting on
Tuesday, November 28,
1878, at the Sherwood
Knoll, Lancaster.
The program for the
evening consisted of an
orientation meeting with
all officers and committee
Penyak installed as Legion Post 446
The William Brenner
American Legion Post #446
of Marietta held its Decem-
ber meeting Tuesday a
week ago in The Legion
Home at 17 So. Gay Street.
Installation of officers and
current business filled the
agenda.
Earl Rettew, commander
of District 10, made the
installations. He was assist-
ed by deputy commander
J. Robert Myers, adjutant
Robert Diffenderfer, and
chaplain Robert Forbes.
The officers for 1979 are:
chairpersons explaining
their respective duties in
ABWA.
Vocational speaker for
the evening was Carol
Wenditz who is employed
at Armstrong Ceiling Plant.
Several craft items which
were donated for the craft
and bake sale were raffled
off to members.
Installation ceremonies
were held for two new
John Penyak, commander;
Patrick Kenney, Jr., 1st
vice commander; Russel
Flowers, Jr., adjutant;
Richard Smedley, service
officer; and the Rev.
Aristede Red, chaplain.
Commander Penyak con-
ducted the business session
during which the group
voted to build two new
restrooms and decided to
hold the next meeting on
January 16th at 8:00 PM,
again in the Legion Home.
Service officer Smedley
reported that some hospital
Lancaster Arthritis Club
sponsors Christmas tea social
The Lanco Arthritis Club
is sponsoring a drop-in
Christmas Tea Social on
Sunday, Dec. 17, 1978 from
2-5 PM at the Hamilton
Park United Church of
Christ. 1210 Maple Ave.,
Lancaster. This gathering
is open to the public for
anyone afflicted with or
interested in arthritis.
There will also be free
information on arthritis, .
available.
member. They were Josie
Ellis and Wanda Ann
Wiley.
Upcoming events were
discussed including the
spring fashion show and
Boss Night. Pam Plasterer
was appointed chairman for
the Boss Night event.
The next meeting will be
held on Tuesday, Decemb-
er 26, 1978, at 6:30 PM at
equipment is
Anyone needing Wh
beds, walkers, crutches,
to help the church with
special projects throughout
the year, to promote
Christian fellowship, and to
grow individually with the
spirit of love to God and
His church.
Anyone is welcome to
join with the Guild on the
Ist Thursday of each
month.
Carol Wenditz
the Lincoln Restaurant,
East Main Street, Mount
Joy. This is going to be a
social night. We will be
palying bingo and everyone
is requested to bring a
$1.00 item which should be
wrapped. Anyone interest-
ed in obtaining more
information about ABWA
should contact Pamela
Plasterer at 665-2984.
commander
wheel chairs, or the like,
should contact Smedley,
Penyak, or Flowers.
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Heisey, Kathryn Erb and
Mary Reist.
—Pauline E. Miller
Troop 93
some should contact a
member of the Mount Joy
Lions Club.
The next meeting will be
a ‘‘ladies’ night’’ Christ-
mas party at Hostetter’s
Banquet Hall on Tuesday,
December 19th. It will start
at 6:00 PM with a punch
bowl and social time.
Dinner will be served at
6:30.
The entertainment will
be previded by the Hohen-
warter Family from E-town.
This event’s committee
consists of Ken McKain
(president), Eugene Ben-
der, Charles Hershey, and
Tim Langenback.
hands out honors
Boy scout troop 93 of
Marietta held a court of
honor recently. These
awards were made:
Russell Flowers, star
Bill Livelsberger, star
David Moyer, second class
Tom Wood, tenderfoot
Mark Kibler, scout
Dave Wood, scout
Tyrone Smith, scout
Russ Flowers, merit badges
for citizen in world and
nation, printing, book-
binding, environmental
science, emergencies,
rifle and handgun
Dave Moyer, merit badges
for citizen in community
and world, rifle and
shotgun, emergencies,
rowing and skating
Tom Flowers, merit badges
for citizen in world and
rowing
Bill Livelsberger, merit
badges for rifle and
shotgun, skating, and
citizen in world
Mike Livelsberger, merit
badges for citizen in
community and nation,
rifle, shotgun, and
emergencies
Everett Nagel, merit
badges for citizen in
community, emergen-
cies
Doug Portner, merit
badges for rifle and
shotgun, emergencies
Tom Wood, merit badges
for citizen in the world
and community, citizen
in the nation, rifle,
shotgun, first aid, and
swimming
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