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Grace Steinmetz, Chiques
Road, RD#1, Manheim, will
be one of the artists in the
Echo Valley Art Group’s
first studio tour. Mrs.
Steinmetz’ studio will be
open Sunday, May 25, from
12 to S pm. The studio is
located across the Chiques
Creek from the Steinmetz
home. The salt-box struc-
ture is a direct result of
‘“‘Agnes’’ . . . the artist’s old
studio was destroyed by the
flood. The new building
includes such luxury fea-
tures as a 14 foot wall for
large paintings, a bath and
shower, a mini kitchen, and
twin skylights in the north-
west corner. Mrs. Steinmetz
works in the media of oil,
acrylic, collage, lithograph,
and serigraphy. Many of her
works will be on display.
The artist’s major interests
are the effects of light and
color on natural forms. The
presence of mankind is
usually implied if not
actually indicated in her
subjects. Mrs. Steinmetz is
listed in Who’s Who in
American Art, Whe’s Who
in American Women, and is
a Fellow of the Royal Society
of art, London. She is also a
member of the National
Society of Painters in Casein
and Acrylic.
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Alice Musser, daughter of
Leonard and Jeanette
Musser, 3 East High St.,
Maytown, was recently
honored at the Messiah
College all-sports banquet
held at the college’s Gran-
tham Campus.
Miss Musser received the
Most Valuable Player award
for field, awarded by the
women’s track and field
team, in recognition of her
performance in the javelin
event. In its second year as a
team, women’s track and
field was 3-4. Miss Musser,
a Messiah freshman with
undecided major, graduated
last year from Donegal High
School.
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Jeffrey Showers, 278
Rivermoor Drive, Marietta,
will be a top award winner
Wednesday, May 14, during
the Penn State/York’s an-
nual awards dinner at
York's Wisehaven Hall.
The second-year electrical
engineering technology stu-
dent will receive the York
Manufacturer's Association
Award for excellence in his
engineering studies, the
Tau Alpha Pi Award for
earning the highest cumula-
tive point average among
sophomore electrical en-
gineering technology stu-
dents, and a Keystone
Honor Society Key Award
for maintaining the highest
cumulative grade point
average in his program.
Showers is a Manheim
Central graduate and will
receive his associate degree
at York on May 29.
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Leisure Club meets
The Mount Joy Area
Leisure Club met recently
with 110 members and
guests present. President
Joe Shaeffer called the
‘meeting to order and asked
for a moment of silent
prayer for Mr. Clinton Eby.
Mr. Arthur Braun followed
with the invocation.
Teressa Heisey reac ine
secretary's report ding
the business portion of the
meeting, and Almeda Hos-
tetter gave the treasurer's
report. Ruth Brandt re-
ported five cards sent to the
sick.
Belle Ludwig told the
group of her recent bus trip
when she attended church
with President Carter. After
the sevice Belle shook
hands with Carter, and he
mentioned that he liked the
hat she was wearing.
President Shaeffer - an-
nounced that the June 9
meeting will include a
birthday party and talent
show given by the members.
Appointed to the planning
committee for the event
were Aimeda Hostetter and
Ruth Brandt.
Lillian Hershey and Mr.
and Mrs. Kulp were intro-
duced as guests. New
members are the Rev. .nd
Mrs. Woodrow Kern. ‘rina
Billet and Erma Wagner.
Hostesses for the May
meeting are Grace May,
Maggie May, Alice Myers,
Dorothy Neidig, Fern Ober,
Harriet Raebuck, Helen
Rice, Grace Shaeffer, Mrs.
David Stauffer and Martha
‘Joy Bucks’ winners
Mateer. Margaret Fackler
and Mrs. Edna Martin will
be greeters. The president
announced that the May
meeting will be an auction
and members were aksed to
bring unwrapped articles for
the sale.
Following the meeting the
Rhythm Singers of Donegal
High School put on a
program. Mrs. Lau 1s
director of the group.
Births
GLATTACKER, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert (Kathleen
Grossman), 11 Villager
Townhouse, Maytown, a son
at the St. Joseph Hospital
last week.
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