November 5, 1980
Youngsters take a peek at the puppet show which will run Saturday, Nov. 8, at 1
pm in conjuction with the Assumption B.V.M. Christmas Bazaar.
Looking at the puppets are Chrisi and Kari Milovanovic, Jeremy Mohr, Josh
Cranford and Stephen Hower.
Assumption BVM plans bazaar
The Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary
Church, Union School Road,
Mount Joy, will be the scene
of a Christmas Bazaar
Friday and Saturday, No-
vember 7 and 8. Mrs.
Gerald Sheetz and Mrs.
Roger Suhas are serving as
co-chairpersons.
The hours for the bazaar
are: Friday, 10 am to 8 pm,
with lunch served from 11
am to 2 pm, and dinner from
4 to 8 pm; and Saturday, 8
am to 3 pm, with breakfast
from 8 to 10 am, and lunch
11 am to 2 pm.
Friday’s lunch will in-
clude homemade vegetable
soup and bar-b-que sand-
wiches, and dinner will
include meatloaf, baked
potato, vegetable, cole slaw,
applesauce and roll and
beverage.
Saturday’s breakfast will
be made up of potatoes,
ham and eggs, roll and
coffee.
Mrs. Paul Duval will chair
the plant table, which will
include all kinds of house-
plants, dried arrangements,
hanging baskets, macrame
ropes and artistic access-
ories.
Mrs. Helen Bossini will
head the needlework and
hand craft committee, with
sale items such as toys, log
holders, aprons, macrama,
pajama bags and frilly
items.
The Christmas Decora-
tions will be overseen by
Mrs. Harold Zimmerman.
Wreaths, door decorations,
tree ornaments and toys will
be offered for purchase.
Mrs. Leo Frank and Mrs.
George Blasic are co-
chairpersons of the ‘‘White
Reindeer’’ assortment made
up of nic-nacs and ‘‘odds 'n’
ends.”’
Mrs. Albert Williams will
greet customers at the
pantry shelf with pies,
cakes, candies, pickles,
relishes, breads, beets and
various other goodies.
Mr. and Mrs. John Frey
will provide entertainment
for the small ‘Frey’
(children) with a fish pond
and rock concerts. The
youth group will present a
puppet show in the Narthex
on Saturday at 1 pm.
Members of the Parish
Council of Catholic Women,
with Mrs. Ralph Dishart
serving as president, have
been working all year on
handmade items for the
sale.
Proceeds from the benefit
will be used to furnish the
kitchen with dinnerware,
glassware and cuttlery.
Maytown Civic Assoc.
plans general meeting
The Maytown Civic Asso-
ciation is holding a general
meeting Tuesday, Novem-
ber 11, at 7:30 pm in the
1S
East Donegal Township
Municipal Building.
The public is invited.
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St. John’s Episcopal
holds Halloween party
The Parish Hall of St.
John’s Episcopal Church,
Marietta, was recently the
scene of a Halloween party
for young and old.
The Halloween costume
winners follow:
Prettiest, Gina Landis;
Ugliest, Tim Hoffmaster;
funniest, Gina Goodhart;
and most original, Anna
Hammil.
There was also a poster
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contest at the party. The
winners follow:
Pre-school, Gina Good-
hart; 1st and 2nd grade,
Anna Hammil; 3rd and 4th
grade, Kim King; Sth and
6th grade, Sherry Albert;
and junior high, Sherry
Stotz.
The committee directing
the proceedings consisted of
Betty Anderson, Karen Fox,
Phyllis Diem, Darlene Hoff-
master and Evelyn Pope.
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