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Obituary
RICHARD L. PARSONS
Richard L. Parsons, 61,
formerly of Mount Joy, died
last week at Wilkes-Barre
Veterans Medical Center
after an illness of six
months.
He was the widower of
Myrtle Husler Parsons, who
died in 1970.
He was retired from the
former Ray-Mar Corpora-
tion in Manheim.
A veteran of World War
Two, Parsons was a charter
member of the Mount Joy
VFW Post 5752.
He was born in Mount
Joy, a son of Blanch Bailey
Parsons of Mount Joy and
May 30, 1979
the late Richard T. Parsons.
Surviving him, besides
his mother, are two sons,
Richard L., Jr., of Mount
Joy, and James L. of Mid-
dletown; and two grand-
children.
Six Donegal High students win Vo-Tech awards
Six Donegal High stu-
dents at the Mount Joy
Vo-Tech school were among
~the 24 at the Vo-Tech who
received awards from local
businesses at the annual
yd
awards day ceremony. They
are:
Kevin Herr, who received
a multimeter for outstand-
ing appliance repair from
McCombs Supply Co., Inc.:
Business and Professional
Women meet
The Mount Joy Business
and Professional Women’s
Club heard songs by
Andante and the results of a
citizenship poll at Seiler
Elementary School at their
last meeting.
Diane Rice, chairwoman
of the Civic Participation
Committee, reported on the
sometimes humorous an-
swers that Seiler students
had given when asked what
a good citizen is. Miss Rice
conducted the poll herself.
Andante (composed of the
Zimmerman sisters) sang a
number of selections. Their
appearance also was arrang-
ed by the Civic Participation
Committee.
Mrs. Pat Enos conducted
the business session in the
absence of the president.
The various committees
presented the annual re-
ports.
77 club members took
part in the local caneer
drive.
It was announced that the
Board of Directors will meet
at the home of the president
on June 11th at 7:30 PM.
Patricia Shearer and
Diane Rice are delegates to
the state convention.
Carol Lambert is chairing
the annual production at the
Fulton, sponsored by Dis-
trict 7, on August 14th.
Officers will be installed
on the 25th at Hostetter’s.
Boat Club Chicken Bar-B-Q
The East Donegal Boat
Club will hold a chicken
barbeque on June 2nd at
noon.
Members and their famil-
ies are invited. Bring your
own covered dish and
utensils.
Your Dad deserves the
Walter Buckius, $100
savings bond, engraved
printer's glass and certifi-
cate as outstanding graphic
arts student, from the
Graphic Arts Industries of
Lancaster County;
Vincent Mummau, a $25
gift certificate from Harold
E. Smith Co. as outstanding
machine shop student. He
also got a $50 bond and
engraved mantle clock from
Sperry-Rand/New Holland
Machine Division:
Mrs. Dorothy Forney,
administrative assistant to
Senator Richard Snyder,
was the featured speaker at
the May meeting of Farm
Women #8, held at the home
of Mrs. Helen Wivell, RD1
Columbia.
Mrs. Forney spoke on
welfare fraud and the steps
being taken to stop it.
Mrs. Kathryn Erb presid-
ed over the business session
and Mrs. Alice Myers talked
about friendship. The roll
call response was on green
thumbs.
The treasurer’s report, in
the absence of treasurer
Elizabeth Shuman, was read
by Grace Bixler. Ruth
Lowell Heisey, $25 and an
engraved plate from the
American Welding Society,
and a gift certificate from
the Welding Craft Commit-
tee;
Larry Musser, certificate
and medal from DeKalb
Agricultural Research, Inc.,
for agricultural proficiency;
and Clyde Bitner, a $25
savings bond for most
significant progress in
welding, from Heil Co.
Farm Women hear
about welfare fraud
Musser read the correspon-
dence and a report on the
spring rally at E-town
College. 1300 Farm Women
attended that rally.
At the request of Inter-
national 4-H “Youth Ex-
change, the Farm Women
will sponsor a trip to Japan
by Christine Erb. They
contributed $50. Miss Erb
will report on her exper-
iences when she returns.
Co-hostesses were Mrs.
Evelyn Russell, Miss Ruth
Eby, Mrs. Alice Myers and
Mrs. Wivell.
The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Lewis Bixler on June 16th,
when Edwin Myers will
speak on ‘‘Streams of
Lancaster County.”
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