969 son the the pone per eef and na- he of ect is uc- ent lus- to- ro- tial try SS. ved and en- no lus- vel- ein J S Sen ey ey be- ur- sta- en- ify en- nt- ral- ity ces the sh- see in YW to for ng the WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1969 ter, HEISEY — LEBZELTER Mount Joy, were ushers. Miss Georgia Lc» Lebzel- Boo 228 W. Vine St. Lan was Mrs. George Broske, THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA. Joy R2. Parents of the bride- St, Joseph hospital. The W d d * . groom are Mr. and Mrs. bridegroom was graduated e ings -- Lloyd A. Schaffner, 15 Lum- from Donegal high school ber St., Mount Joy. and Her: 2y Trade School. : ; : +. He serve | in the U.S, Army Organist for the ceremony Given in marriage by her ,,4 recently completed a parents, the bride was atten- tour of duty in Vietnam. ded by Miss Kathy Green- 4 reception was held in caster, exchanged marriage A graduate of Hempfield wood, Mank'2im, as maid of the fellowship hall of the vows with Thomas C. Heisey high school, the bride is honor. ceremony that took employed by Glenco Indus- Miss Vicki Longenecker, of place Saturday at 2 p.m., in tries. The bridegroom was Rheems and Miss ,Sue Stauf- the Church of God, Mount graduated from Donegal fer, Mount Joy R2. Fower oy, with Werner officiating. The bride State college. He is employ- bridiegroom, Miss Lynne is the daughter of Mrs, Bet- ed as a mathematics teacher Schaffner, and Miss Sherry ty Boettger, 666 St. Joseph at Garden Spot high school. Heisey, "Elizabethtown R1. and the late John Leb- A reception was held at Lee Schaffner, zelter. The bridegroom is a the Forrester Club, The the bridegroom, was ring son of Mr. and Mrs. Clar- couple will live in Leola. bearer. ence Heisey, 343 W. Donegal Street, Mount Joy. in a St., Bridesmaids were PAGE FIVE church. The couple will live in Ft. Dix )N. J. A shower honoring the bride was given by her at- tendants, The parents of the bride ‘entertained at the re- hearsal party, held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mar- tin Heisey. SCHOOL The Annual Spring Open House will be held at the Grandview elementary school brother of on Tuesday, May 6, at 7 p. m., featuring an art exhibit Mare Buckius, Landisville, PY 8rades 1 - 6 and a music- al program by grades 1, 2, 3. served as best man. Ushers £ isitati 8b in marriage by SHAFFNER — SHANK . were Troy Mark, Landisville oa Visitalion — Br the Rev. Ralph high school and Millersville girls were sister of th her uncle, Jerry Burkhart, ° ) Martin Heisey, Elizabeth- d ht b Marv the bride was attended by Miss Patty Louise Shank town R1 and Barry Heisey. fra = taught Gh M ES: ry her sister, Miss Judy Boeti- and Spec. 5 Lloyd A. Schaff- Organist for the ceremony _y2W man an ty Au ger, East Petersburg, as the ner Jr. exchanged marriage was Miss Esther Walters, Hollinger will sing songs on maid of honor, and by Miss vows Saturday at 7 p.m. at and Miss Kitty Wittlinger the theme “On The Sea” in- Donna Lindeman, Lancaster, Chiques United Methodist was soloist. as matron of honor. Brent Keener, Mount Joy, the Rev. Charles Witaker of- from Manheim Central high cluding folk songs,, a sea chanty and a spiritual. , with hia i church, Mount Joy R2, wi T bride was graduated The second grades.” taught served as best man. Brother ficiating. The bride is the school and the Lancaster Dis- PY Esther Weaver and Mrs. of bridegroom, Lynn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. trict Practical Nursing Pro- Heisey, and Jeff Koser,, of Warren KX. Shank, Mount gram, and is employed by Rhoda Kaylor, will present the song-story ‘Lazy Brown Bear” with the boys and LF i | | A ATTIRE % About 11 acres of land in southern Elizabethtown bor- ough has been purchased by AMP, Inc., for the site of a Pennsylvania new 17,000 squarz foot AMP ‘Vehicle Owners Sa spokesman for the firm. The building will be con- structed by the end of this year, the spokesman said. “The size of the tract is vir about 11 acres and cost is in th'z neighborhoor of $68, ~ 000,” the spokesman report- ed, adding that the facility planned for that site “will cost in the vicinity of $340,- 000.” The tract is situated along Rte. 230 and is adjac- ent to the firm's existing a NOTES girls characterizing thle ani- mals and bees. ; The third grades, taught by Mrs. Martha Epler, Mrs. Crystal Fackler and Mrs. Dora Wittle will portray peoples from many countries in costumes, rhythms and songs. The countries reprie- sented have contributed our American heritage and all join to end the program with the folk song “This Land Is Your Land.” Mrs. Beryl Hahn is the art instructor and Mrs, Ethel M. Broske, vocal music di- rector. Benjamin R. Weaver is building principal. The public is invited. | ’ " AMP to Build At E'town film processing plant near the Acme-Grant shopping center. The construction of this building, he said, will not affect AMP’s existing build- ings in the area but consti- tutes, rather, “an expansion of our Elizabethtown og'era- tion.” Present plans eall for consolidating administration facilities in the new struc- ture which also will house some engineering operations. “The new building is in the design stages at present.” he said, noting the firm “ex- pects building late this year There is no anticipated in- PERIOD year’s operation of the com- — — pany, plans for the future, ] presentation of awards, rec- ognition of a veteran em- ployee, and a talk by Balti- more Colts quarterback, John Unitas, wera features of the 18th Annual Meeting of the Weis Markets Profit Sharing Plan Wednesday,, April 24th, at the Susquehanna Valley E Country Club. Sigried Weis, president of h Weis Markets, Inc. summar- ; KER ized the advances made by This or This complimented those present for their contribution to the successful year’s cperation. Ha emphasized the impor- tance of personnel in the con- tinuing progress of the cor- poration. He also discussed briefly the progress of Am- ity House, a new division of Weis Markets in- the field of limit'ad-menu, quick-service sandwich and ice cream crease in employment,” he added. * "Weis Group Holds Meet Highlights of the past shoppes. Robert F. Weis, VicePresi- dent and Treasurer, review- ed plans for the continued expansion of Weis Markets in Pennsylvania and in New York, including new markets scheduled for opening in ’69 in Hershey and York, Penna. and East Greenbush and Troy, New York. He also discussed plans for rlenova- tion, enlargement and re- placement of existing stores. Micheal C. Rheam, Vice- President and Secrletary, act- ed as toastmaster and pre- sented the President’s Cup, an award for the outstanding store of the company in the past tear, to Earl Catherman and the presonnel of the Bloomsburg Weis Market. Harry Gotshall of Sunbury, a veteran of 47 years service with Weis Markets and who plans to retire in thle near future, was introduced and spoke briefly. Thiz Polyphonic Choir of Messiah College, Grantham, Pa., will present a sacred concert at the Cross Roads church, Sunday, May 4 at 7 p.m. The sixteen-voice choral ensemble directed by Dr. Ronald R. Sider, chairman of the Department of Music at the college, will sing sel- ections from various periods of church music. Their rep- ertoire includes polyphonic Read the back of it carefully. Under the new Year-Round Inspection System, half of our . Wor of the Renaissance, . : : Yriofs erican hymns, Bach's can- cars will be inspected during one three-month period, tzias. modern ontheme.. and the other half during the following three-month period. But Ce uhiasoal contemporary works. each car will still only be inspected twice a year. It's all being i" # ef: The Polyphonic Choir, or- done to help reduce tie-ups and waiting at the inspection stations. 5 ganized in 1964 has enjoyed To know when your car must be inspected always " -& wide acceptance throughout check the back of.your sticker, #8 central Pennsylvania, and o has made numerous tellevi- COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA Ho Se ator. Lol: the Doctor of Philosophy de- s gree from Eastman School jN of Music, University of Roc- Warner M. Depuy - Harry H. Brainerd Raymond P. Shaler . Commissioner of Traffic Safety Governor Secretary of Revenue College Choir to Sing Here hester. He is an associate of the American Guild of Or- ganists and the newly elect- ed director of the Grantham Oratorio Society, the largest oratorio society in -eentral Pennsylvania, Messiah College, a 4-year liberal arts institution with a student body of approxi- mately 500, is located eleven miles southwest of Harris- burg. It is accriedited by Mid- dle States Association of Col- leges and Secondary schools. Choral groups and students from the college music de- partment appear frequently in churchies and civic organ izations throughout Pennsyl- vania and nearby states. You've never really mis- sed a newspaper until you've tried to swat flies with a radio. Patronize Our Advertisers
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