-- Weddings -- MECKLEY — KLEINER The marriage of Miss Alice Marie Kleiner of Holliston, Mass., to Barry R. Meckley of Mount Joy took place on Thursday, Dec. 30, at 1 p.m. at St, Mark’s United Metho- dist church with the Rev. Richard W. Kohler officiating, The bride is the daughter Mr. and Mrs, Albert J. Kleiner, West Main street. She was graduated from Donegal high school and Hood college of Frederick, Md. with a B.S. degree in Early Child- hood Education. She is employed by the Natick, Mass., school district as a second grade teacher in the Lincoln School. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Meck- ley. He was graduated from Donegal high school and at- tended Millersville State col- lege. He is employed by Win- field Woodcraft of Holliston, Mass. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a white floor length gown ad- orned with hand embroidered flowers made by her and car- ried a bouquet of daisies. Assisting in the service were Miss Susan Montag of Union, N. J., and Nancy Lud- der of Morris Plains, New Jersey, both classmates of the bride at Hood college, and Messers, David Hostetter and Steven Phillips of Mount Joy. F the ceremony a 11 SRT o Foliowing of Lynn Pickel, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Brenda Hershey, sister of the bride. Robert Kain served as best man. Ushers were Lesley Mil- ler and Jeff Frey. The reception was held at the Holiday Inn, Lititz Pike. The bride and bridegroom are graduates of Hempfield high school. She is employed by the Tri-R Shoe Co., Marietta. He is serving in the U, S. Navy. LEHMAN — RICE The marriage of Miss Bren- da Lee Rice of Marietta to Douglas Eugene Lehman took place at 7 p.m. Thursday, De- cember 23 at the Church of The Brethren, Mount Joy with the Rev. Jacob Replogle officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Nancy St. Clair, Cin cinnati, Ohio, and James Rice of Eliabethtown R2. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Lehman, Mount Joy R2. The bride was given in marriage by her father and attended by her cousin, Miss Patricia Reisinger, as maid of honor. Mrs; Glenn Greiner, the bridegroom’s sister, was bridesmaid. James Thomas served as bast man for the bridegroom. Ushers were Jeff Summy and James Rice Jr., brother of the bride. Following the ceremony, a re ; Rr 3] 1h ppon Was held mvihie reception was held at the Mt. The couple will reside at Joy Restaurani, i Holliston. Mass The bride ‘wore a satin ‘ gown styled with an empire TT bodice accented with peau-d’ NEWCOMER — HAINES ange lace and seed pearls ov The marriage of Miss She- er blue ribbon, and an A-line ryl M. Haines to Preston W. skirt terminating in a chapel Newcomer took place Satur- length train appliqued with day, Dec. 25, at 7 p.m. at St. lace. Mark's United Methodist Her silk illusion veil was churel ith the ev. Rich- held by a forward crown of a1 4 fi matching fabric and lace pet- y by als. : of Mi 2d The bride, a graduate of 11: Mount > Withrow high school, Cincin- -] 9 ora da m hati, Ohio, is employed by D gal high sch an i- Hershey Foods Corp., Hersh zabethtown college with a B. €Y. S. in elementary education The bridegroom was gradu- Si . now attending Millers- ated from Manheim Central viliz Sta ollege doing grad- high school and is serving in uate wot She is emploved the U. S. Army, presently at- bv the Manheim Twn Schoo] tending electronics school at Disirict teaching sixth grad Fort Monmouth, N. J. e bridegroom le son The couple will reside in of nd Mrs Jav Newcom. Bainbridge. er, Mount Joy RI was graduated from Manheim Central high school. : YE iv vv tar : a vay Si 3 oa emploved in dairy Engagements Given in marriage by her =F Gh father, the bride wore a fleoor- LONG — BROWN length gown of white velvet Mrs. Anne Semones, 427 adorned with Venaise lace. Oak street, announces the en Mrs. Karl 1. Haines of Hol gagement of her daughter, twood R1 was matron of hon- Miss Vicky Brown, to James or. Miss Suzanne Kirvinzkee Long. She is also the daugh of Bainbridge was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Loi: Quickel, Lancaster, - and Mrs. John Strasser, of Mil- rille. lers Serving as best man was Kar! I. Haines, brother of the bride, Holtwood R1. Ushers were: Glenn Hertzler, Mount Jov Rl, John Strosser, Mil- lers7ille, and Frederick Eager of Alpha, N. J. Fasllowing the ceremony, a reception was held at the church, The couple will live at Mt. Jov Rl. Te couple is on a wedding trip to Switzerland. FICKEL — HERSHEY Tie wedding of Miss Lyda E. Hershey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Hershey, of 104% Farmingdale Road. Lan casier, to Robert E. Pickel, 350 Main St., Landisville, son of Mrs. Joan S. Pickel of Mt. Jor R2, was solemnized Sun- dav. Dec. 26, at the Church of G Landisvlile, with the Rev. H. M. Mumper officiat- mm: E:corted by her grandfath- er. Horace R. Linton, the bride wore a gown of white velvet with lace and bead trim and a beaded juliet cap with shoulder-length veil. She carried a bouquet of glamel lias on a white Bible, Mss Rita Beaston was the maid of houor, Bridesmaids Miss were ter of Martin Brown, 229 S. Market street. The bride-elect is a senior at Donegal high school. ECKROTH — GRUBER Mr. and Mrs. Clarence B. Gruber, 23 Frank steet, .an- nounce the engargement of thei daughter, Miss Jane Louise Gruber, to Alfred Ray Eckroth, The bride-elect was gradu- ated from Donegal H. S. She is employed by Denegal Mu- tual Insurance Co., Marietta. Mr. Eckroth is the son of Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Eckroth Jr. of 943 Campus Rd., Eliza- bethtown., He was graduated from Eli- zabethtown high school and is serving in the U. S. Army Re serves. He is employed by Auto Litho, Inc. SNYDER — ZINN Mr. and Mrs. Gerald A. Zinn of Marietta R1, announce the engagement of their daugh- ter, Miss Patricia Ann Zinn, to Donald James Snyder, The bride-elect was gradu ated from Donegal H. S. and is a senior at the Harrisburg Polyclinic Hospital School of Nursing. Mr. Snyder is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay R. Snyder, 637 W. Main St., Mount Joy He was graduated from Donegal high school and is a junior at Millersville State College, majoring in industri- al arts. HEISEY — SHUMAN Mr. and Mrs. Warren R. Shuman, 29 Naomi Ave., Lan- disville, announce the engage- ment of their daughter, Miss Patricia Jean Shuman, to Lynn B. Heisey. The bride-elect is a senior at Hempfield high school, Mr. Heisey is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence J. Hei- sey, 343 West Donegal street, Mount Joy. He was graduated from Donegal high school. He is serving in the U. S. Army, stationed at Fort Monmouth, New Jersey. BLOUGH — HORST Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Horst Jr., 157 Manheim St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Patricia Ann Horst, to Vernon L. Blough, son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Blough, Mount Joy R2. Miss Horst was graduated from Donegal high school and Willow Street vo-tech school in 1971. She is employ- ed by Lancaster Newspaper, Inc. and the John F. Cope Co., Manheim. Hhe fiance is a 1971 gradu- ate of Donegal high school and presently is employed on Leaman’s Poultry Farm, Man heim. E'town Jaycees To Visit Mt. Joy As the Mount Joy Jaycees plan their Jan. 16 through 22 special Jaycee week activities. the Elizabethtown Area Jay cees will make a special visi- tation to how the local Jaycees are doing this year, Chairmen for this special week are: Joe Heck- ert, chairman of the Prayer Breakfast, Stan Koser, chair- man for Bosses’ Night at the Ceritral Clair Snook, chairman for Library Night, Bob Keser, chairman of the Jaycee - Bulletin Advertise- ment, and Leo Moore, who is See year’s chairing the Distinguished Service Banquet, to be held at the Mount Joy Legion. Grover Gouker, a past State Jaycee President. will be the main speaker for the occas ion, Any local citizen who would like to attend the breakfast or DSA banquet should make their reserva tions with any ber. D.H.S. Wrestler Wins Tourney Ken Grove, Donegal high school’s flashing 103-pound varsity wrestler, was a cham- pion in the holiday mat tour- nament staged Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 28 and 29, at Lebanon Valley college, Annville, He was one of three Lan- caster county titalists in the Jaycee mem- 16-team tourney, which at- tracted schools from a wide area. While Milton Hershey was winning the team champion- ship,, the Indian wrestlers were placing fifth. Columbia Clips D.H.S. Indians Drew Hostetter and Lou Sargen hit 21 points each on Tuesday night, Jan. 4 but that was not enough to pave the way for Donegal’s Indians over Columbia in their first league game of the new sea- son. The Tide took a 77 -'85 win on the Tribe’s floor after leading 41 to 35 at the half. In the prelim, Donegal con- tinued winning as the JV’s took a 40-25 victory. Cliff Betty had 12 for Don- egal, Friday night the Indians go to Penn Manor and next Tues day Manheim Central moves into Indian territory. Drive Carefully “ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1972 Indians Drop Holiday Pair Donegal’s Indians were low men on the totem pole when the final scores were posted for the Ira R. Herr holiday basketball tournament, played at Elizabethtown. The Tribe took an 82-43 defeat in the opening round Celebrate 54th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Derr, 55 Summer street, Salunga, quietly observed their 54th anniversary on Wednesday, Dec. 22, with their family. They were married Dec. 22 1917, at the home of the bride in Elizabethtown by the late Rev. George A. Kircher of the Lutheran chuch. Derr, who was a truck dri- ver for 51 years, retired Oct. 24, 1969. The Derr’s family includes: three daughters: Ruth, wife of Clarence Gruber, and Hel- len, wife of Edwin W, Keene, both of Mount Joy; and Jean, wife of Sylvester Ulrich, Eli- zabethtown, Five grandchildren and three great-grandchildren will also be on hand to offer con- gratulations. Attend E'town Cellege Seminar Employees from five busi- nesses and industries in Lan- caster County participatec recently in a three-day Super- Seminar at Elizabeth town college. Presented quarterly by the College’s Industial Relations Institute, the seminar empha. sizes the basic geseral skills of effective first-line supervis- ors. Among those VI1SOrs participating Steh- was Louis Stehman, Ste man’s IGA Market, Mt. Joy. The next seminar will be conducted on March 6, 7 and 8, according “to Edward E. Chriz opher. assistant director of the Institute, January Study Plan Cynthia Eshelman, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Eshelman, Mount Joy R2, plans to spend the month of January studying in the top- ics of British Honduras, She will be one of eight Manches ter college students studying in the Pre-Columbian civiliza- tion of the ancient Maya In- dians under Professor James Adams of the College Art fuc- ulty. ®= IN UNIFORM GRADUATED Navy Petty Officer Third Class Richard L. Hawthorne, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Rich- ard Hawthorne of 592 East Front St., Marietta, has grad- uated with distinction from Naval Submarine School, Groton, Conn. To graduate with distine- tion, a student must have a final grade average of 3.6 or above on a 4.0 scale. The school is designed to prepare men like Hawthorne for life aboard a submarine, and familiarized him with the safety procedures, opera- tions, and emergency actions of a submarine’s crew. He is a 1968 graduate of Donegal high school. COMPLETES TRAINING Airman Larry E. Hendrix, son of Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Z. Hendrix of Mount Joy Rl, has completed hi§ U. S. Air Force basic training at the Air Training Command’s Lackland AFB, Texas, He has been assigned to Lowry AFB, Colo., for train- ing in the supply field. Air. man Hendrix is a 1971 gradu- ate of Donegal high school. from Cedar Crest and 78-61 licking from Elizabethtown in the consolation encounter. In the meantime, Central Dauphin East took- the cham- pionship for the second straight year, winning from E-town’s Bears on Dec. 28th, and Cedar Crest, 70-41, the next evening, Donegal just was not in the ball game with the Cedar Crest Falcons, who flew to a 24-8 quarter lead and a big 42 to 18 advantage at the half. Lou Sargen had 13 points, In the consolation playoff, Cliff Betty and Martin Heisey each had 10 points to pace the Indians but that was not good enough as the Bears led 17-12 at the end of the first period and 41-28 at the half. The Indians’ Dec. 23 game, gave Conestoga Valley a 76- 63 victory. Sargen had one of his good nights, hitting for 22 points— only four off his record 26 against Solanco. In the mean- time Heisey slapped in 13, Betty 12 and Casey Klaus, 10, Citizens Oppose Plant Operation Twenty citizens recently opposed expansion of the U. S. Aluminum operations in Marietta borough, and the borough’s zoning board post- poned a decision on whether to allow the firm to build a hammer mill on Hazel Ave. In response to charges a- gainst U. S. Aluminum that the firm had contributed to noise and air pollution in the borough, Gary Gillham, chairman of the zoning board, said the present decision could not be based on past performance by the company. The comments were made a public hearing on the re- uest. One citizen 4 al a said he felt that if the special exception to al- low the plant expansion is granted by the zoning board, there also should be a post- ing of performance bonds.b¥ the company to guarantee ‘a reduction in air pollution and noise, : The board has 45 days to reach a decision in the case, but Gillham said it should not take that long to reach a deci- sion. Prayer Breakfast Set January 16 On Sunday morning, Jan. 16, the Mount Joy Jaycees are sponsering a men’s prayer breakfast to start their an- nual Jaycee Week activities. The breakfast, which will be held at 7.00 a.m. in St. Mark's United Methodist church, will present the Rev, Henry Harrison as guest speaker. Any interested men in the community are cordially invi- ted to attend. They should call 653-2155 for further de- tails. FLORIN AUXILIARY The Floin ladies "auxiliary of the Fire company held a Christmas banquet during the holiday season at the Key- stone Diner with 44 members attending. Plans were made for a rummage and pie sale Jan. 15 from 9 am. to 2 p.m. at the Florin Fire house and a card party Feb. 12 at 7:30 at the fire house. LEISURE CLUB The Mount Joy Leisure Club held its annual Christ- mas narty at the Rheem's fire hall on Tuesday, Dec. 21, with a large attendance. Gifts were exchanged and Santa Claus attended. A delicious turkey dinner and all- the trimmings was served, The next meeting will be held Monday, Jan. 10, at 1 p- m. Officers will be elected. When in need of printing remember The Bulletin.
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