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735 plus banquet
The Mount Joy Jaycees'
and Joycee-ettes will hold
their 24th annual 75-Plus
Banquet at Hostetter’s
Banquet Hall on Thursday
evening, June 14th, from
5:30-7:30 PM.
Invitations have been sent
to those who attended last
vear. [f you have not
received your invitation or
have received one but have
Maytown
not replied, please contact
Mrs. Carl Hallgren 653-1656
or Mrs. Barry Funk
653-5317.
Due to a limited seating
capacity, no new guests
have been invited this year.
If, however, you wish to be
added to our waiting list for
next year, please call one of
the above numbers.
—Cheryll A. Hallgren
playground
The Maytown Civic Asso-
ciation is again sponsoring a
6-week supervised play-
ground activity this sum-
mer.
In the past few years
public support has been
lacking. This may be the
final program put on by us
unless you show that you
wish it continued.
Show your feelings by
attending our open meeting
on Tuesday, June Sth, 7:30
PM at the East Donegal
Township Municipal
Building.
—Playground Committee
Gymnastics
at Riverview
The last meeting of the
vear for Riverview ‘‘Pact”’
will be held on June 1 at
7:00 PM in the Riverview
Auditorium.
The program for the
evening will be a gymnastics
demonstration by the girls
in the gym club at
Riverview. Whitey Hayman
has been working with this
group during the school year
and this will be an oppor-
tunity for others to see what
they have learned.
Riverview ‘‘Pact’”’ com-
mittee wishes to thank all
Riverview parents, teachers
and friends who have helped
in any way to make our first
year a very successful one.
We are looking forward to
another good year during
1979-1980. This will be
possible with the help and
support you have given us
this year, offered again next
vear.
Again Riverview ‘‘Pact’’
committee thanks you.
—Riverview Pact
Susquehanna Valley
Alliance
The Susquehanna Valley
Alliance, an anti-nuclear
power group that formed in
the days after TMI, is
encouraging anti-nuclear
people to join them at their
meetings in Lancaster.
SVA meetings will be held
on June 7, 13, 21 and 27 in
the Greek Orthodox Church,
64 Hershev Avenue, Lancas-
ter. They also invite the
public to a rally at Peach
Bottom on June 3rd at 1:00
PM.
For more information,
call: Elizabeth Smoot,
426-2531; Tom or Barbara
Smithgall, 426-3118; Bever-
ly Hess, 684-5129; or Jim
Shearer, 653-4016.
Schedule change
A change has been made
for the June 11 meeting of
the Marietta Auxiliary to the
Columbia Hospital.
The members will meet at
the hospital at 1:30 PM, at
which time the hand-made
quilt will be given to the
lucky winner.
Anyone who has a ticket is
asked to return it to the
ticket committee.
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Larry
Trudy Kelley, left, was showing her puppets to kids in
the audience after the show, but the tyke in the middle
Last Saturday Phillips Art
Studio in Mount Joy
presented a free puppet
show, Snow White and the
Seven Dwarfs, for Mount
Joy kids. Mr. and Mrs.
James Phillips, who run the
studio, directed and narrat-
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ed the production.
Students at the studio
made the puppets and sets,
and acted the parts. The
students were Ellen End-
slow, Carol Gerlach, Trilby
Bishop, Trudy Kelley, and
Rebecca Corrigall.
May 30, 1979
above kissing a bear. [Photo by Diane Krantz.]
wanted to show her his technique as well. The other
puppeteers also circulated through the crowd.
“The Jaycees were a big
help,” according to Mrs.
Phillips. They provided the
chairs and sound system,
and gave out free tickets to
other events to kids in the
audience.
The Phillips Studio is
located behind St. Mark’s
Church on Main Street in
Mount Joy. Classes are held
for both children and adults
except during the summer.
Mr. Phillips works as a
free-lance commercial
artist.