THE BULLETIN, MOUNT JOY, PA.
WEDNESDAY,
DECEMBER 16, 1970
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A number of people from
this area attended the Christ-
mas dinner dance of the Na-
tional Central Bank Saturday
evening at the Lancaster
Country Club. Prime rib of
beef was the piece de resist-
ance for the dinner, after
which music for dancing was
provided by a combo, in a
holiday setting. Those attend-
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Brown, Mrs. Ethel Beamen-
derfer, Mrs. Betty Mitzkavich
Miss Elsie Nissley, Miss Lois
Miller, Miss Donna Ebersole,
‘Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pricio,
Mr. and Mrs. James Holling-
er, Mr, and Mrs. Clair Gibble,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kline,
Mr. and Mrs. James Gar-
ber, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hostetter, Mr. and Mrs. John
Melhorn, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
lin Zink, Mr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard A. Rainbolt, Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Stauffer and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Summy.
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Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Hor-
ton were among several coup-
les Saturday evening enjoy-
ing a delicious dinner at the
Conestoga Motor Inn. The
women are all past Matrons,
since 1955, of the order of
Eastern Star and have cele-
brated an annual Christmas
party for the past 14 years.
They were the only couple
from Mount Joy and the rest
were from Lancaster County.
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Mrs. William Batzel, 337
West Donegal street, sustain-
ed a broken arm in a fall on
Monday.
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Mrs. Paul A. Martin, Don-
egal Springs Road, is hospital
ized following surgery.
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J. Terry Zeller, who is
working on his doctorate at
the University of Minnesota,
will arrive Saturday to spend
the holidays with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Zeller,
Pinkerton Road.
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If you have been on a
vacation, a week end trip
entertained out of town
friends or had a party, call
me with the information at
653-5701. Deadline for each
week's paper is Monday
noon.
@® Musser Establishes
(From page 1)
sylvania Manufacturing Con-
fectioners’ Association.
Recipient of numerous
awards for his contributions
to the industry, he was sing-
ularly honored in 1967 at
Chicago with the Stroud Jor-
dan Medal of the American
Association of Candy Tech-
nologists, a coveted award in
the world of confectioners.
The honor was based upon
his contributions in the field
of education and training of
chocolate technology. He also
holds patents for certain pro-
duct developments.
He attended Lebanon Val-
ley and Elizabethtown colleg-
es and in 1953 eceived the
M. S. degree in chemistry
from Franklin and Mrashall
college.
As a resident of Mount Joy
Musser has served appoximat-
ely ten years on the Donegal
School District Board of Edu-
cation, one year as president.
This past year he has been
vice-president.
® This and That
(From page 1)
this year is that there seem
to be fewer shiny, silver or
gold artificial trees in homes.
The look of the trees is “na-
tural” and instead of a mod-
ernistic glow of all-blue or
‘all-red lights, the bulbs are
:many-hued, giving the trees
‘an old-fashioned look. ~~
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* Christmas music is _one of
sour favorite parts of this sea-
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Subject: PEOPLE!
NANCY NEWCOMER .
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son of the year. We only
wish we were twins or trip-
lets, so that we could attend
two or three times as many
programs!
As it is, we have enjoyed
three already this year—ithe
Baltimore Choral group pre-
senting “The Messiah” at the
Trinity Lutheran Church in
Lancaster, the Seiler element-
ary school program at Beahm
junior high, and the Christ-
mas concert of the Elizabeth-
town College Concert Choir
at the Elizabethtown high
school auditorium.
The Baltimore group sang
Handel's beautiful music to a
full house. The 4th, 5th and
6th graders of Seiler, with
their fresh, young voices and
their responsiveness to their
director, Mrs. Ethel Broske,
pleased their audience, too.
At Elizabethtown, the choir
sang a Christmas cantata ac-
companied by a brass ensem-
ble, and it was very effective.
Rotary Hears
Attorney Eaby
A story about Rotary mem-
bership development was giv-
en Mount Joy Rotarians Tues-
day noon at the club’s week-
ly luncheon meeting, held at
Hostetters.
The speaker was Attorney
David Eaby of Ephrata, who
has undertaken a district
wide membership project. He
expects to talk with perhaps
20 clubs in District #739.
He told of a membership
plan which has worked very
successfully in his home Ro-
tary club in Ephrata, increas-
ing membership by 70 per-
cent within the past year.
He said that Rotarians have
a goal of 200 new members
in the district this club year.
The speaker was introduc-
ed by R. F. Hallgren, pro-
gram chairman.
Choirs to Give
Sunday Concert
The combined adult and
youth choirs will present a
Christmas program on Sun-
day, Dec. 20, in the sanctuary
of the Elizabethtown Church
of the Brethren, at 7 p. m.
The program, under the di-
rection of Charles Millard,
will include two major works
which represent quite differ-
ent approaches to the telling
of the Christmas Story.
The Christmas Oratorio, by
Saint-Saens, is done in a form
similar to that of Handel's
Messiah. Members of the ad-
ult choir will be featured as
soloists. They include sopran-
os, Mrs. Da. Paul Rice, and
Mrs. John Gerber; mezzo so-
prano, Mrs. Wayne Eberly;
tenor, John Grace; and bari-
tone, Robert E. Ziegler.
The Song of Christmas, by
Roy Ringwald, presents the
story of the nativity through
original Christmas songs, fa-
miliar carols, and Biblical
passages. The narrator will
be the Rev. George Snavely.
Vida Sue Snavely and Jean
Reist will be in charge of
staging. The youth and other
members of the congregation
will be called upon to help
dramatize the familiar story
in the chancel.
Pat Sherfy, church organist,
will accempany both works.
She will also present addi-
tional organ compositions.
Interested persons are in-
vited to join the choir and
the congregation for caroling
through the streets of Eliza-
bethtown following the pro-
gram. The carolers will re-
turn to the church for hot
chocolate and chile.
Siberia is named after a
small village!
Storks are voiceless!
Emergency Medical
Calls
“Sunday
Dr. Newton Kendig
NEW ARRIVALS
Richard and Trudy (Gantz)
Houck, Mount Joy Rl, a
daughter, Friday, Dec. 11, at
the General hospital.
Harold and Mary (Shearer)
Keener, Mount Joy R2, a
daughter, Friday, Dec. 4, at
the General hospital.
Jaycee of Month
Named for Dec.
_ Larry Gainer, 727 Church
street has been named Mount
Joy Jaycee of the month.
Larry has been a Jaycee for
but
contributed much time to the
chapter.
He is presently the chair-
man of the winter fund—rais-
only a short time has
ing ticket sales, and is co-
chairman of the shopping
tour, and Jaycee Ad for Jan-
uary. Since he is a director,
he assumes responsibility on
the headquarters committee.
Two weeks ago Larry spent
several hours in the Sounds
from Home project.
Larry works at Caterpillar
Tractor Co., York, Pa. and is
married with one child, a
daughter.
Calvary Bible Church of
Donegal Heights, Mount Joy,
will present a Christmas pro-
gram Sunday, Dec. 20 at 7:30
p.m. A play entitled "Why
Christmas?” by Elinor Brown
will be enacted. Music will
be entwined throughout the
play. The main cast of char-
acters will include, Miss
Mary Metzler, Chris Gerber,
David Gerber, Mrs. Sandra
Peters, and Mrs. Nancy Gelt-
macher.
The program will be direc-
ted by Mrs. Carol Gockley,
with Mrs. Bernita Shelly as
accompanist. Reverend Gib-
son will be bringing a short
message followng the play.
Sunday morning at 9:15
the younger children of the
church will present a pro-
gram with songs and recita-
tions.
Clarinet Choir
Gives Programs
A clarinet choir from the
Donegal elementary school
is performing at each of the
Donegal eliementary school
Christmas programs. They are
playing an original arrange-
ment of ‘The Christmas Song’
and ‘Let it snow, Let is snow’
by H. Morrell Shields.
Members of the choir are:
Suzanne Frey, Maytown; Cin-
dy Emenheiser, Grandview;
Raeann Parker, Riverview;
Joan De Vitry, Riverview; Ei-
leen Jones, Grandview; Ann
Studho!m, Riverview; Susie
Meszaros, Riverview; alto
clarinet, Pamela Wivell, May-
town; snare drum, Barbara
Hallgren, Seiler.
They have played at May-
town. Dec. 7; Seiler program
at Beahm, Dec. 8; Grandview
program at Beahm on Dec. 15
and will be-at Riverview, on
Dec. 22.
In The 1970s
1.—A borough manager.
trom nine to seven.
system.
MOUNT JOY NEED
2.—A greatly increased supply of water.
3.—A fluoridated water supply. °
4 —An improved remainder of Main street.
5. Reduction in the number of borough councilmen
6.— Participation in the construction and use of a
new, total destruction - non-pollution refuse
7.—Integration of Mount Joy's two: fire companies.
8.—A community center for all ages.
9—A “Howard Johnson-Holiday Inn” type motel
in Mount Joy or nearby.
10.—A medical center in the immediate area to serve
the healing arts needs for people in a wide area
of northwestern Lancaster county.
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THe Prayer of the Week
The prayer this week is by John Knox:
“Honour and praise be unto Thee, O Lord our God,
for all Thy tender mercies
throughout another week.
again bestowed upon us
“Continual thanks be unto Thee for creating us in
Thine own likeness; for redeeming us by the precious
blood of Thy dear Son when we were lost; and for
sanctifying us with the Holy Spirit. :
For Thy help and succour in our necessities, Thy
protection in many dangers
of body and soul; Thy com-
fort in our sorrows, and for sparing us in life, and giv-
ing us so large a time to repent. For all the benefits, O
most merciful Father, that we have received of Thy
goodness alone, we thank Thee; and we beseech Thee
to grant us always Thy Holy Spirit, that we may grow
in grace, in steadfast faith, and perseverence in all
goed works. through Jesus
Christ our Lord, Amen.”
Jaycees Discuss Projects
The Mount Joy Jaycees met
last Tuesday, Dec. 8, to dis-
cuss club activities for Dec.
and January.
The project, “Sounds From
Home”, was just completed
with excellent cooperation
from 15 local Jaycees and
men from Spring Grove and
Northeastern Jaycees.
The Christmas Shopping
Tour is arranged and sched-
uled for Saturday, Dec. 19,
at the Mount Joy Fire House.
Bob Eshleman and Larry
Gainer are organizing the ac-
tivities.
Larry Gainer and Ron
Hawthorne are chairing pro-
jects concerning fund raising
activities for the many pro-
jects for 1971. Mount Joy
residents who have not pur-
chased wrapping paper can
The Christmas Lighting
project will be - droppd for
do so from any local Jaycee.
this year.
Plans already. are set for
the Jaycee Week in January.
Activities will include library
night, flags up, Bosses night,
church visitation and the an-
nual DSA banquet.
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