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Emergency Medical
Calls
Dr. David Schlosses
will be available on
Sunday
Emergency calls only, if
family physician can not
be contacted.
Ages Total
Nearly 500
Six brothers and sisters,
whose combined ages totaled
almost 500 years, held a re-
union at the home of the
granddaughter of one of
them on Mount Joy R2 on
Sunday, June 5.
The reunion, the first one
in 25 years, was the occasion
for a celebration of the 83rd
birthday of Ephriam Ebersole
of Lancaster, at the home of
Mrs. David Greenly.
Attending the dinner were
Howard Ebersole of Mount
Joy, 90; Samuel Ebersole of
Middletown, 81; Mrs. Bar-
bara Greenly, 85 and Mrs.
Mary Zook, 80, both of Sal-
unga: and Oliver Ebersole of
Lancaster, 78.
Approximately 30 people
attended a drop-in party for
the ‘“oldsters” during the al-
ternoon.
Rotarians See
Computer Film
“The Living Machine,” a
movie about complex IBM
computers, provided the pro-
gram Tuesday noon for the
Mount Joy Rotarians, meet-
ing at Hosteteers.
Produced as a provocative
type entertainment and edu-
cational feature, the film
moved through some of the
almost unbelievable feats of
computer accomplishments
and posed some of the pos-
sible future problems which
may come to a computerized
world.
Already these machines,
the film showed, can do vir-
tually anything for which it
can be given absolute facts.
Tony Gannetta of IBM ac-
companied the film and spoke
briefly. He was introduced
by Glenn Y. Forney.
Two new members were
inducted by John Booth.
They were Robert Kline and
Jack Tyndall.
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week end, and came to Mount
Joy several times in the in-
terval she was there.
We shared her interesting
life for a brief span. We also
had the fun of introducing
her to origami, the Japanese
art of paper-foldng. She
caught a bit of our “antiques
fever” and went home with
six “arched grape” pressed
glass goblets and a beautiful
cut glass bowl.
When will she come again?
Who knows? As her ‘rig”
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® Awards To
(From page 1)
VFW awards for good citiz-
enship, and the Danforth
Foundation awards for out-
standing character and lead-
ership qualities.
William Sprecher, eleventh
grade, the Rensselear Alumni
medal for the highest average
in mathematics and science in
the high school.
Bonnie Reotz, $10 award
from the Lancaster Bar Asso-
ciation to the senior who
wrote the best essay describ-
ing a tour of the county
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Gary Cupper, the award of
the Southeastern Pennsylvan-
ia Section of the American
Chemical Society for highest
record in chemistry.
Marlene Wilson, the Dicta-
tion Disc Co. of New York a-
ward for the highest scholas-
tic average and best speed in
second year shorthand.
Barrett Borry, the Charles
Palmer Davis Award for ex-

cellence in the study of cur-
rent events.
Ann Wivell, the $25 Lanc-
aster County Bankers Award
and the B.P.W. home econom-

ics Award for the best record
in home economics.
Michael Simmons, a schol-
arship to the U.S. Naval Aca-

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Ruth McCarty, a $250 sch-
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Garner, 9 North Market St.,
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Elwood K. and Doris (Kel-
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St., a son, Wednesday, June 2
at St. Joseph's hospital.
John F. and Ellen (Garber)
Haines, 233 W. Main Street,
a daughter, Saturday, June 4,
at St. Joseph’s hospital.
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