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Mount Joy Welcome Wagon plans season of activities
The Mount Joy Welcome
Wagon Club opened the fall
session with a September 19
meeting at Stonebridge
Farm Butcher Shop. Presi-
dent Doris Landers con-
ducted the meeting.
Gail Huff will serve as
club treasurer for the
remainder of the 1980-81
year, due to the resignation
of Pat Neher.
Other officers for the year
are: Tia Guinivan, first vice
president; Debbie Wilbert,
second vice president; and
Becky Strambaugh, sec-
retary.
BANK
After the close of the
business meeting, members
enjoyed a meat cutting
demonstration presented by
Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Brubaker, owners of Stone-
bridge Farm.
Welcome Wagon mem-
bers will join the Mount Joy
Joycee-ettes on Tuesday,
October 21, at 7 pm, in St.
Marks United Methodist
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We're your Community Bank. We're
locally owned and locally managed.
We're not part of any large banking
system. We're independent, We work
for this. area, and this area, alone.
Our employees both live and work
in your community. When you use our
bank you are being served by neigh-
borhood people. It’s our job to see that
you receive individual attention, the
kind of personal attention you would
expect from a neighbor.
Our. officers and directors are ac-
fively involved in local organizations
and affairs. Our staff takes a personal
interest in the financial well-being of
each and every member of our com-
munity.
BANK WITH US,
YOUR
INDEPENDENT
COMMUNITY
BANK.
101 E. Main Street
653-1441
AND
NEIGHBORS
When you save with us, a good por-
tion of your deposits are used for
personal loans for home improve-
‘ments, new cars, medical expenses,
and more, to help alt the people inour
community.
‘A good portion of your deposits are
used for commercial loans fo help
local ‘businesses: grow which, in turn,
helps create local jobs. We supply
mortgage and rebuilding money to re-
vitalize our commercial and industrial
areas.
As yaur Independent Community -
Bank, we put your money to work for a -
better local economy. We put your
money to work for you.
UNION NATIONAL MOUNT JOY BANK
100 W. High Street 190
Mount Joy PA17552 Maytown, PA 17350 0 Shay Bastiry My,
426-1512 8982478
MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION
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October 8, 1980
Church for a play by the
Family and Children’s Ser-
vices of Lancaster.
The club extended a warm
welcome to new members
Wanda Long and Janet
Dorfler.
The club will be busy this
f season with bi-monthly
visits to the Schock Presby-
- terian Home, Mt. Joy. The
members of the club will
also conduct two book sales
- to benefit the library, collect
toys for tots, prepare food
- baskets for needy families,
_ and take part in numerous
social and craft activities.
If you have just moved to
the area, had a baby, or
* become engaged, and would
like to receive a Welcome
Wagon call, contact ho-
~ stesses Cherie Dillow (653-
11609) or Sue Binkle (653-
12368).
DHS senior
o take part
in seminar
Donegal senior Ruthellen
McMartin has been selected
as a participant in the
Pennsylvania Junior Science
and Humanties Symposium
to be held on the Penn State
University campus at State
College, November 2-4.
Participants will be
- housed at the Nittany Lion
Inn on the campus.
Ruthellen is the daughter
of the Rev. and Mrs.
Duncan K. McMartin, 801
Harvestview North, Mount
Joy.
The symposium is con-
ducted by the Penn State
- University in cooperation
with the U.S. Army Re-
. search Office, The Academy
of Applied Science, The
Alcoa Foundation, Corning
Glass Works, Bell Tele-
phone of Penna. and HRB-
Singer, Inc.
Objectives of the program
are to:
Promote study and exper-
imentation at the high
school level and their
applications; to emphasize
the role of science and
humanities in the national
culture; to search out
talented youth and their
teachers; and to provide
understanding and rein-
. forcement of the concept
‘that science and technology
‘are servants of mankind.
The program will consist
of lectures by science staff
persons from Penn State
and visiting scientists, pre-
sentation of scientific papers
by participating students,
tours and social events.
Ruthellen has been an
award winner in the Done-
gal and County Science
Fairs and plans to attend
|Grace College in Indiana to
major in nursing or chem-
istry.
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