October 29, 1980
Maytown Golden Age Club surprise bus trip
Members of the May-
town Golden Age Club
celebrated its 15th anniver-
sary with a surprise bus trip
to the wild life preserve of
Middle Creek and the
Chrysanthemum Farm in
Lititz R.D. There were S58
persons attending the Tues-
day’s session where cake,
pie and cider were served
upon the return trip. The
cake was presented by the
social ministry committee of
St. John’s Lutheran Church.
According to Ivan Hess the
idea came from Reverend
Ronald Pearson, former
pastor of St. John’s and was
followed thru by his wife,
Lydia Hess.
Host and hostesses for the
observance were Mr. and
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Mrs. Clyde Nissley, Mrs.
Gladys Rettew, Alice Trout-
man and Ruth Martin.
The November 18 meet-
ing of Maytown Golden Age
Club will be a covered dish
social at the United Church
of Christ. A representative
from the Office of the Aging
will attend to present
discount books to those
eligible.
Columbia Area Jaycees
plan Halloween parade
an
The Columbia Area Jay-
cees will hold their 34th
annual Mardi Gras parade,
Thursday evening, October
30, beginning at 7 pm.
There will be musical
organizations in the line of
march include marching
bands from York and
Lancaster Counties, Fife &
Drum Corps, Drum & Bugle
Corps, Kiltie Band, Cadet
Bands, Hershey Chocola-
teers; various masked indi-
viduals, specialties and
baton twirling groups. Miss
Pennsylvania will make a
guest appearance.
Prizes will be awarded to
winners in various classifi-
cations.
The parade will form at
the Susquehanna Fire Hall
at 10th & Manor Sts.
Registration of all partici-
pants will take place at the
fire house with all units
participating in line of
formation by 6 pm.
There will be ample
parking, parade route will
be well lighted, and there
will be police protection the
entire route of the parade.
For information call Paul
Hines, 684-8394 after 4 pm.
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Congressman Bob Walker
putting us first.
Congressman Bob Walker
has a record of putting us —
our views and our needs — first.
It has been that way since we
first sent him to Washington to
represent us. It will be that way
when we vote on November 4,
to send him to Congress again.
He has put us first in his
actions on such controversial
subjects as national defense,
public school prayer, waste
and abuse of federal tax dollars,
discriminatory quotas in jobs
and education, preserving farm-
land, producing more energy,
tightening welfare programs,
and much more.
At the same time, he con-
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service and a commitment to
making Congress work harder
and smarter for all of us... here
and throughout our nation.
Congressman Bob Walker.
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Pull lever 6-A on Tuesday,
November 4, 1980
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