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From our house
to your house,
bright blessings
; and warm
appreciation at
Christmastide.
GARBER
OIL
COMPANY
105 Fairview St.
Mount Joy
653-1821
...supervisors honor Lloyd Fuhrman
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ment of our life style.
“‘Mr. Fuhrman, the East
Donegal Sewer Authority
salutes you for all the many
things you have done for us
and the community.’
Congressman Robert
Walker was unable to
attend, but he sent a letter,
saying in part:
“It is most seemly that
the Township Supervisors
should take this occasion to
pay tribute to you as a
Township Supervisor who
has served so ably and
unselfishly for a remark-
able twenty-one years. I am
sure this is some sort of a
record, coupled with the
previous years you served
as President of the Lancas-
ter County Board of Super-
visors. It is obvious that
your special expertise as a
Supervisor was recognized
by the citizens of East
Donegal long ago and
utilized to the fullest
extent. East Donegal Town-
ship residents are fortunate
indeed to have had the
benefit of such ‘know-how’
and devoted service.’’
Mr. Fuhrman was lived
in this township all his life.
He works as a farmer. He
is a former Supervisor of
Lancaster County.
Mr. Fuhrman is married
to the former Ellen M.
Myers. They have one
daughter, Barbara, the
wife of Barry Stoner. The
Fuhrmans have two grand-
children.
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wish for the
holidays. Thanks
for your loyal
support.
The plaque given to Mr.
Fuhrman said: ‘‘DISTIN-
GUISHED SERVICE
AWARD presented to
Lloyd H. Fuhrman in re-
cognition of 21 years of
untiring service to East
Donegal Township.’’
Riverview Xmas operetta
“The Year Santa Forgot
Christmas,’’ an operetta
based on a play by Sheila
Marshall, was performed
by the members of the
first grade classes at River-
view Elementary School on
December 19th. Two pre-
sentations, at 1;30 and 7:30
PM, were made.
It was signed by the
other two supervisors and
by Dr. John H. Brown,
chairman of the Planning
Commission; Keith Vogt,
chairman of the Zoning
Hearing Board; John G.
Lester Welsh portrayed
Santa Claus, and Lori
Gross played Mrs. Santa.
Other characters were
Willy (Michael Nein), Jolly
Jingle (David Derr), Holly
(Kelly Ritz), Twinkle
(Oliver Overlander), Jingle
(Jason Spickler), Jean
(Chrissy Sipe), Susie (Julie
Live nativity scene
at Crossroads Brethren
No, not just plastic
figures, but a *“‘live”
Nativity scene will be on
display at the Cross Roads
Brethren in Christ Church
parking lot.
The figures, portrayed by
youths of the church, will
enact the Nativity on
December 21st, 22nd, and
23rd between the hours of
7:00 PM and 9:00 PM.
Everyone is welcome to
come and enjoy light
December 20, 1978
Hart, zoning officer; Herb-
ert Shelly, chairman of the
Park Comission; Lewis H.
Sperla, chairman of the
Sewer Authority; and by
John S. Hiestand, chairman
of the Water Authority.
Schirmer), and Billy
(Michael Myers). The toy-
making elves were Debra
Palmer and Tynesha Ritter.
Many other students par-
ticipated as singers in the
chorus.
The production was dir-
ected by Mrs. Mary Royer
and Mrs. Marjorie Secker.
refreshments as well as the
unusual creche. Just drive
into the parking lot of the
church. It’s at the inter-
section of Donegal Springs
Road and Angle Street near
Mount Joy.
Pack 136 gets gold fever
Scout Pa: © 136 of Mount
Joy attended the ‘‘Yukon
Gold Rush” at Franklin &
Marshall College.
Leaders involved were
Robert Mark. Ann Mark,
and Loretta Dimeler.
The boys were Scott
Newcomer, Michael Groff,
Darrell Hughes, Craig
Bricker, Eric Mengel, Dave
Linton, Jeffery Suter, John
Hallgren, Robert Weather-
bee, Chris Jenkins, Curt
Landis, Rodney Ebersole,
Jerome Lutz, Matthew
Westerman, Nathan West-
erman, Kevin Eby, Duane
Koser, Eric Lutz, Tony
Hughes, and Richard
Hughes.
Others were: Bryan
and Kevin and Roberta and
Tina Mark, Carol and
Brenda Dimeler, Norman
Linton, Wilbur Groff, Mr.
Suter, Mr. Mengel, Mr.
Eby, and Mrs. Hallgren.
The boys saw a star
show in the planetarium,
toured the North Museum,
and saw a full-length Walt
Disney movie in Kaufman
Hall.
Poisonous snakes guard jewels
Snakes aren’t just nasty
little slimey things that bite
people. They are also very
beneficial to man.
First of all, snakes are
the farmer’s friend (and so
all of our’s) because they
eat lots of rodents, insects,
and other pests. Snakes are
part of the balance of
nature.
Secondly, the very snake
venoms that sometimes kill
people are being used by
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Cobroxin, an enzyme taken
from cobra venom, is
turned into a powerful pain
killer for patients suffering
from arthritis, cancer and
leprosy.
Other venoms are used
to treat hemophilia and to
dissolve blood clots that
cause strokes and heart
attacks.
About 210 species of
snakes are venomous. The
others, numbering about
2,400 species, don’t pro-
duce poisonous and useful
secretions, but they some-
times find other uses. A
gas station owner in Virgin-
ia keeps a 6-foot boa
constrictor in his garage
after hours. He has never
been robbed.
At a jewel exhibit in
Sweden, a case containing
$429,000 worth of gems
also contained three of the
world’s most poisonous
snakes. Burglar alarms
weren't needed.
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