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of the Marietta Senior
League held last Wednes-
Sixty people attended the
annual Christmas Banquet
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day night at the Pioneer Fire
Company.
The Rev. Elmer Horst,
pastor of the Fishburn
Church, Hershey, enter-
tained the group with hymns
and Christmas carols played
on cow bells and a musical
saw. The group had a carol
sing directed by Ben
Weaver.
Rev. Horst, who offered
the invocation, also pre-
sented the Christmas Story
through the use of puppets.
Marietta Senior League holds Christmas party
Mrs. Paul Portner, pres-
“ident of the organization,
presented poinsettias to the
Rev. and Mrs. Horst, and
each officer and committee
chairman of the senior
league.
Poinsettias were also
presented to Rest Home and
Hospital shut-ins by Mrs.
Portner and Miss Elsie
McCloskey.
Each person attending the
banquet brought an item for
the Christmas gift packages
Energy conservation
encouraged by PP&L
Pennsylvania Power &
Light Co. is asking all of its
customers to keep energy
conservation in mind when
planning decorative lighting
for the holidays.
- “Thoughtful use of decor-
ative lighting is one way of
enjoying the holiday season
while allowing people to
express concerns about our
nation’s dwindling energy
resources,’ said Grayson E.
McNair, PP&L’s vice presi-
dent of Consumer & Com-
munity Services.
PP&L is requesting that
its customers use miniature
indoor tree lights instead of
high-wattage flood and light
bulbs. Customers are also
asked to use miniature
lights or candlestick-style
lights placed inside windows
instead of outdoor lighting
and to limit the light-burn-
ing time on all decorations.
McNair said PP&L en-
courages municipalities and
commercial building owners
to use modest outdoor
displays, avoiding flood
lights. Confining lights to a
single display is one way to
keep energy use to a
minimum, McNair sug-
gests.
In keeping with energy
conservation guidelines es-
tablished in 1973, PP&L will
use no holiday decorative
lighting at any of its
buildings.
‘“The long-term implica-
tions of the energy crisis
make certain modifications
inevitable in areas such as
holiday lighting,”” McNair
said. ‘‘Each kilowatt-hour of
electric energy used re-
quires the use of natural
resources that may not then
be available for some other
more essential use in our
economy.
“With some modifica-
tions, it is still possible for
Americans to enjoy holiday
traditions such as decorative
lighting while being re-
sponsible in energy use,”
McNair said.
F&M group entertains
Mount Joy’s BPW club
The ‘‘Poor Richard’s”’
song and dance group of
Franklin and Marshall Col-
lege entertained the Mount
Joy Business and Pro-
fessional Women at their
Christmas dinner meeting
held December 8 at Hostet-
ters Banquet Hall.
The 13 young musicians
performed original dance
routines and led the BPW
members in a carol sing.
The program was ar-
ranged by the Music and
Social committee, chaired’
by Mrs. Joyce Mummau.
Mrs. Ethel Broske played
organ selections during the
social hour.
Susan Klepper, Donegal
High School girl of the
month, and her mother were
introduced by Mrs. Evelyn
Stauffer, a member of the
Personal Development com-
mittee.
The January Board Meet-
ing will be held Monday,
January 12, at the home of
president Lillian Fry. The
regular January 26 dinner
meeting will be arranged by
the Personal Development
committee with Mrs.
Dorothy Johns as chairper-
son.
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to be distributed to Marietta
residents confined to their
homes. Mrs. Florence Mar-
graff and Howard Shaub are
in charge of distributing the
gifts.
Mary Hank won the door
prize, and each person
attending received a Christ-
mas favor.
The banquet decorating
committee consisted of Mrs.
Portner, Miss McCloskey,
Mr. Shaub and Mrs.
Margraff.
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