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Leisure Club holds Jan. meeting at Hostetters; 116 attend
A recent meeting of the
officers and committee
members was held at
President Joe Shaeffer’s
home. Those attending were
Bertha Foreman, Ella Ger:
mer, Elsie Bentzel, Eva
Groff, Romain Good, Jim
Scheider, Teressa Heisey,
Ruth Brandt, Irving LeVin,
Almeda Hostetter and Nora
Eby. Grace May, also on the
committee could not attend.
Plans for the year, such as
special event, programs and
bus trips were discussed.
The programs and special
events were completed. The
bus trips, which were
discussed, will be acted
upon at a later date.
The January meeting of
the Leisure Club was held at
Hostetters Dining Hall with
116 members and guests
present. Following the invo-
cation by Arthur Braun,
cake and coffee was en-
joyed. Following the des-
sert, President Joe Shaeffer
called the meeting to order
with the pledge of allegiance
to the flag. The main item of
business was the installation
of the officers for 1980. This
was done by Arthur Braun.
Elizabeth Hassinger of the
Sunshine Committee re-
ported twelve cards sent to
shut-ins. Lena Eshleman
will be sending cards for
January, February and
March.
One new member, Christ-
jan Miller, was admitted,
and the following guests
were present: Mr. and Mrs.
William Happle and Mr.
and Mrs. Aaron Buckwater.
An announcement made
placed the number of
Leisure Club members at
201.
Hostesses for the Feb-
ruary meeting are Mrs.
“We compared phone
~ systems and chose
United Telephone
Left Vernon Trimble and Roger F. Ecolono, co-owners Greencastle Ford.
THE UNITED TELEPHONE
COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA
Growth is an important objective of a progressive business. Greencastle Ford’s highly
competitive co-owner Roger Ecolono quickly realized however, ‘‘That our firm's rapid
growth was placing a strain on our telephone system’’.
Roger called Jean Trace, United’s area Sales Representative. United’s professionals
evaluated the existing telephone system and worked with the people at Greencastle Ford to
determine their individual requirements. An automatic dialer with a capacity of 1000
pre-selected telephone numbers became part of a solution to Roger’s particular problem.
The United Telephone Company, drawing on its extensive experience and resources
was also able to offer Greencastle Ford management the choice of expanding the existing
telephone system or replacing it with an advanced electronic system.
Telephone service is an important part of your business. Why not get a professional to
assist you. Our consulting service is free and we can offer you various pricing options. Call
today and ask for a communications consultant. :
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January 30, 1980
John Booth, Mrs. Arthur
Braun, Mrs. Henry Brene-
man, Harriet Brown, Mir-
iam Gainer, Irene Eshle-
man, Mrs. Irvin Ginder,
Elsie Good, Vesta Grissing-
er and Teressa Heisey.
Greeters for the February
meeting are Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Frey. Following the
business meeting, bingo
was played. The prizes for
Bingo were items such as
canned fruit, pretzels, jello
and packages of food.
The next scheduled meet-
ing will be February 11.
Sweetheart
penny vote
is underway
Voting for the 1980
Sweetheart King and Queen
is now in progress. The
Mount Joy Joycee-ettes,
sponsors of the contest,
invite the public to help
elect their favorite candidate
by casting their penny
votes. :
Relatives and friends
should look for their child’s
pictures at these locations:
Union National Bank, Pen-
Sypreme, Stehman’s IGA,
Sloan’s Pharmacy and Host-
etter Hardware.
Balloting ends February 8
at 7:00 pm when all pictures
and cannisters will be
collected. The votes will be
tallied, but the names of the
winners will not be revealed
until the crowning ceremon-
ies beginning at 10:30 am on
February 9 at Trinity
Lutheran Church. Also, at
the time, all photographs
will be returned.
Proceeds will be donated
to the Donegal Dental Clinic
and the Mount Joy Library.
Air Force
now offers
80 degrees
The Community College
of the Air Force now offers
Associate in Applied Sci-
ence degrees in more than
80 technical specialties.
Completion of Air Force
technical training courses
qualifies individuals for
credits that can be applied
toward this degree. The
college maintains a world-
wide transcript service that
records course completions
for airmen regardless of
their assignments.
For additional information
regarding the Community
College of the Air Force,
contact MSgt Woody McGee
at 44 South Duke Street,
Lancaster or call him collect
at 717/299-2252.
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