Page 6—SUSQUEHANNA TIMES Merry Christmas Santa's message is merely to be merry... bright. What could be cheerier? Enjoy! Clearview Lanes Route 230 between Mount Joy & E-town > / / / / / / / / / / / ¢ / / < 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. eservations Ph. 898-8451 AAA NSN SSS NNSNSSNN h / ? MOUNT JOY ; LEGION 7 4 [2 mi. E. of Mt. Joy 4 / off Rt. 230 By-Pass] 4 ok ok sk sks ok ok ok sk ok ob sss ok ok 4 / WEE THREE / 4 seks okdkokokokok ok kok kkk 4 4 Sunday Dinners / / / X £ 3 AUCTION S ante rn in marketing livestock! N EW HOLLAN D makes the difference in auctions! MONDAY —8 a.m.--Fat Hogs 10 a.m.--Horse Sale 11 a.m.--Hay & Straw 1:30 p.m.--Fat Steers, Bulls, Cow & Vea! WEDNESDAY —12 Noon--Hay & Straw 12.30 p.m .--D airy Sale 1:00 p.m.--Feeder Pigs THURSDAY —11 a.m.--Fat Steers, Bulls & Cow £ 4:30 p.m.--Sheep & Veal New Holland Sales Stables, Inc. New Holland, Penna. Abram W. Diffenbach, Manager Phone [717] 354-4341 I li TT Peace Glorious sounds of Christmas fill the air. May the holiday hold peace for you. Arnold Welding Shop Bainbridge 426-3210 orner SHOES Last Minute FOR WOMEN Angel Treads Buxton Wallets Daniel Green Slippers Knee Socks Buxton Leather Fashion Boots Waterproof Boots Dexter Handbags Totes Sport and Dress Shoes Wellco by Naturalizer, Bass, Dexter and Footworks FOR CHILDREN Snoopy Slippers Ange! Treads Waterproof Boots Fashion Boots Knee Socks MOUNT JOY AND COLUMBIA Christmas FOR MEN Interwoven Socks Herman Work Shoes Angel Treads Weyenberg Dress Shoes Foot Traits—Buster Brown 7 tides Wallets Sport Shoes Slippers TYSC!! What is it?? TYSC!! What is it? YTSC stands for Youth Traffic Safety Council, which is sponsored by the Governor of Pennsylvania. On the second Wednesday of each month during the year, representatives from each school in the Lancas- ter/Lebabnon Intermediate Unit 13 meet at the Brownstown Vo-Tech. The purpose of these meetings is to promote highway safety and obedi- ance to traffic laws. The council representatives dis- cuss and plan ideas and projects to carry out this purpose. Some of the past projects awarded safe driving certi- December 20, 1978 ficates to high schoo] students and performed minor inspections. YTSC is working to pro- mote safety to Lancaster and Lebanon county resi. dents and visitors. Donegal High School's representatives to the YTSC this year are Chris Spickler and Julie Endslow. Lots of music at Trinity Lutheran “For Unto Us A Child Is Born'’ will be presented by the Senior Choir at Trinity Lutheran Church, Mount Joy, Sunday, December 24 at the 10:45 a.m. service. The Christmas Cantata, written by J. S. Bach, will feature soloists Samuel Harnish, baritone, Dorothy Heilig, soprano and Bar- bara Klepper, alto. To begin the service, Leona Frances Woskowiak, Director of Music and doy Echoing fntky oo 5 thanks opld for vour < support. 3, , Merry Christmas! | : 5 5 ea Eo Pendulum 1776 241 LOCUST STREET COLUMBIA 684-2883 organist, will play the Christmas Chorale, ‘‘Good News from Heaven the Angels Bring’’ by Jahann Pachelbel and ‘‘Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring’ by J. S. Bach. Adding to the festive Advent service will be the offertory ‘‘Medita- tion on ‘Away in a Manger’’’ and the postlude *‘Organ Voluntary: ‘Joy To The World’,”’ both arrang- ed by Dr. Woskowiak. Sunday evening will con- tinue the Christmas Eve day and evening worship with a candlelight family service at 7 p.m. and a candlelight communion service at 11 p.m. At the 7 p.m. service, the Junior Choir, under the direction of Dr. Woskowiak and accompanied by Jane Drenner, will sing ‘*Song of the Littlest Angel’ by Ruth Artman and ‘‘Sing Noel’’ by Natalie Sleeth. The Rev. David E. Klepper, Jr., pastor, will preach a children’s sermon in which the children of the congregation will partici- pate as members of the story of the First Christ- mas. Service music includes “*Church Prelude: ‘O Come All Ye Faithful’ and “Choral Prelude:: ‘O Holy Night’ *’ both arranged .by Dr. Woskowiak. The offertory ‘‘God’s Greatest Creation, the Christmas Miracle’” is an organ composition written and dedicated to the congrega- tion of Trinity Lutheran Church, Mount Joy by LeonaFrances Woskowiak. The postlude will be ‘‘The Hallelujah Chorus’’ from ‘“The Messiah’’ by G. F. Handel. Wishing you a holiday packed with good wishes and our thanks. Chiden's 18 MOUNT JOY STREET ca NG 4 ado 653-1070 ‘MOUNT JOY Ww At 8, 9, and 10 p.m. the organist will play 3 short carol recitals on the out- door carillon. The 11 p.m. candlelight communion service will be preceeded by a recital given by L. F. Woskowiak. The recital consists of the following numbers: Noel X: “Grand jeu et Duo’ by Louis Claude Daquin; ‘‘Hallelujah Chorus’ from ““The Messiah’ by G. F. Handel; Noel VI: ‘‘Noel sur les jeux d’Anches et en Duo’’ by Louis Claude Daquin; Prelude: ‘‘O Little Town of Bethlehem'® by William H. Oetting; Noel XII: “*Noel Suisse, Grand jeu et Duo’ by Louis Claude Daquin; ‘‘Pastorole: Gesu Bambino’ for organ and chimes by Pietro Yon with the chimes played by Kathy Klepper; ‘‘Chorale Prelude: ‘What Child Is This’ * by Paul Manz and “*Kolendy’’ an organ vol- untary based on traditional Polish carols written by LeonaFrances Woskowiak and dedicated to her parents Charles and Helen Woskowiak of Lancaster. The recital begins at 10:30 p.m. and leads into the service. Service music includes “Choral Prelude: ‘O Come All Ye Faithful’ *’ by Dr. Woskowiak and ‘‘O Holy Night’’ by Adolphe Adam with Dorothy Heilig, so- prano soloist. The offertory Greatest Creation, the Christmas Miracle’’ and the postlude ‘‘Meditation of Silent Night’ both by Dr. Woskowiak. The Senior Choir will present ‘‘Christmas Day” by Gustav Holst; ‘‘Lul- laby’’ by John Ness Beck and ‘‘Peace, Peace’’ by R. and S. Powell. This service concludes with the candlelighting service during which the congregation sings ‘‘Silent Night’ and the choir sings “Peace, Peace.’’ - At the end, all candles are extin- guished except those used by the choir, who proceed to the back of the church during the last verse of ‘‘Silent Night.” The choir ends the service with a short Choral Benediction. This 4s followed by a subdued organ postlude, to capture the mood of the service and this Christmas night. ‘“‘God’s submitted by Mrs. James B. Heilig
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