Page 6 — SUSQUEHANNA TIMES
Leisure Club to hold auction
The Mount Joy Leisure
Club’s next meeting will be
Monday May 14 at Hostet-
ter’s. The meeting will
begin at 12:00 noon with
coffee and cake served,
followed by a short business
meeting. The main event
will be an auction and the
members are asked to bring
an unwrapped article or
articles which will be
auctioned. This is a money-
making project for the
organization and all articles
are to be donated to the
Leisure Club.
Hostesses for this meet-
ing are Edna Brubaker,
Alice Bryan, Marie Evans,
Hettie Ginder, Romaine
Good, Eva Groff, Mable
Kaylor, Rhoda Kaylor, Fran
Little and Beatrice Wagner.
Greeters will be Mabel
Andrews and Hettie Ginder.
ur
The April meeting was a
fashion show with the
following ladies participat-
ing: Marie Evans, Almeda
Hostetter, Ruth Brandt,
Bertha Foreman, Belle
Ludwig, Nera Eby, Fern
Levan, Florence Burris,
Elsie Bentzel, Ruth Hall,
Eva Groff, Esther Weaver,
Maude Frey, Teressa
Heisey, Romaine Good and
Grace Shaeffer, who was the
May 9, 1979
narrator, and a newspaper Memorial Day in Mount J oy
correspondent, Sharon
Brown, participated. The
fashion show was a success,
and without a doubt dif-
ferent.
Added to the program and
in keeping witht the Easter
season, Jay Sherk sang a
solo, The Stranger Of
Galilee accompanied by
Nellie Vogel. A total of 115
attended the meeting.
—Jos. Shaeffer
EET AE EE SF
Long Distance
pecial...
THE UNITED TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
rl
long distance means more (s)miles per penny.
So why don’t you slide up and get comfortable behind the dial? Then.
A More Miles
Bh, Per Penny.
High travel costs keeping you out of touch? Think long distance. Our
high-performance telephones come in a wide variety of styles and colors. And
ring a smile from someone you miss. Long Distance. A great way to travel.
UTS
United Telephone System
Memorial Day in Mount
Joy will include memorial
services, the parade, the
opening of the swimming
pool, the Community Carni-
val, a girls’ softball tourna-
ment, and a demonstration
of maneuvers by the Air
Force Honor Drill Team.
The Mount Joy Commun-
ity Council, which is spon-
soring all these events, is
asking for your help in the
form of donations. You can
bring your donation to the
Union National Mount Joy
Bank, National Central Bank
or Dauphin Deposit Trust
Company.
Strawberry
Festival
The annual Strawberry
Festival on the grounds of
the historic Haldeman Man-
sion, located off Rte. 441,
one half mile north of Bain-
bridge, will take place on
Sunday, June 10th, between
2:00 and 7:00 PM.
Entertainment will be
provided by Zimmy
Schmidt's German Band.
Tickets will be sold at the
event.
—Sonia Forry
Chicken pot pie
The Ladies Aux. of Mount
Joy Fire Co. #1 will have a
Chicken Potpie sale on May
8th at the firehall, around 12
noon. Cost is $1.25 a quart
and $.6S a pint. Please bring
own containers.
Potpie will also be served
at the firehall. :
Next meeting is May 17th
at 7PM.
Mrs. Geri Williams
Auxiliary to meet
The Marietta Auxiliary to
the Columbia Hospital will
meet at the home of Mrs.
Ralph Miller III, Fairview
Ave., Marietta, on Monday,
May 14, at 1:30 PM. Mrs.
Thomas Moran and Mrs.
Betty Katzen will be
hostesses.
Summer
volleyball
The Chiques Adult Athle-
tic Association is sponsoring
a summer volleyball league.
Games will be played on
Wednesday evenings from
6-8PM., beginning June 13.
Persons 18 years or older,
living within a 10 mile
driving distance of Marietta
are eligible to play. Anyone
interested in participating
should phone Dave Noll at
426-3092 or Ed Kaylor at
653-1906.
Children’s
Tank Tops
Regular
1.97 Md
Poly/cotton stripes or sol-
id colors. Sizes 4/5, 6/7.
TWO-WAY
MIRROR
1
Swivels for regular/magnify-
ing. 5%’ tortoise-tone frame.
Sorry, No Rainchecks
Our Low
Price
GREETING
CARDS
83:
16-18 per box, w/envelopes.
Sorry, No Rainchecks
SPECIAL
BUY!
G.C. MURPHY CO.
12-14 W. Main St.,
Mount Joy
M-T-W-T-S 9-5, Fri. 9-9